Heron in Foliage, after Morris Canvas Print
Unlike most bird art, this doesn't wait for approval. A heron stands tall in a thicket of leaves, lotus flowers and budding artichokes, drawn in the layered Arts and Crafts pattern style of William Morris.
What changes in the room: a quiet wall gets pattern, depth and a single calm focal point. The deep greens warm a cool space, and the soft cream ground keeps the whole thing from feeling heavy.
Where to hang it: a hallway, a study, the wall behind a writing desk, or the stair landing. It rewards a wall you walk past slowly.
What to pair with it: oak or walnut timber, linen and velvet, aged leather, stoneware in cream and clay, brass fittings.
What not to do: don't put it next to a busy patterned wallpaper or a second statement piece. It needs a plain wall to read properly. On canvas the pattern reads with a soft tapestry feel.
Unlike most bird art, this doesn't wait for approval. A heron stands tall in a thicket of leaves, lotus flowers and budding artichokes, drawn in the layered Arts and Crafts pattern style of William Morris.
What changes in the room: a quiet wall gets pattern, depth and a single calm focal point. The deep greens warm a cool space, and the soft cream ground keeps the whole thing from feeling heavy.
Where to hang it: a hallway, a study, the wall behind a writing desk, or the stair landing. It rewards a wall you walk past slowly.
What to pair with it: oak or walnut timber, linen and velvet, aged leather, stoneware in cream and clay, brass fittings.
What not to do: don't put it next to a busy patterned wallpaper or a second statement piece. It needs a plain wall to read properly. On canvas the pattern reads with a soft tapestry feel.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Unlike most bird art, this doesn't wait for approval. A heron stands tall in a thicket of leaves, lotus flowers and budding artichokes, drawn in the layered Arts and Crafts pattern style of William Morris.
What changes in the room: a quiet wall gets pattern, depth and a single calm focal point. The deep greens warm a cool space, and the soft cream ground keeps the whole thing from feeling heavy.
Where to hang it: a hallway, a study, the wall behind a writing desk, or the stair landing. It rewards a wall you walk past slowly.
What to pair with it: oak or walnut timber, linen and velvet, aged leather, stoneware in cream and clay, brass fittings.
What not to do: don't put it next to a busy patterned wallpaper or a second statement piece. It needs a plain wall to read properly. On canvas the pattern reads with a soft tapestry feel.
