Hydrangea Urn in Pink and Lime Art Print
What's the hallway missing? Soft pink with some nerve. A round pink hydrangea sits dead centre, flanked by lime green and dusty purple blooms in a classical stone urn — the kind of still life that earns a second look on the way past.
The room reads a touch more characterful with it up. The clean off-white ground keeps the wall feeling bright, while the lime leaves and soft pink head do the talking. It's cheerful without tipping into twee.
Hang it at eye-level in a hallway, above a console in an entryway, or on a kitchen wall where the morning light hits. Portrait shape, so it suits narrower walls between doors or windows.
Pair with painted timber, rattan baskets, stoneware jugs, linen runners and brass door furniture. A checked cushion or a striped runner won't fight it.
What to avoid: glossy modern frames and high-contrast black-and-white photography nearby — both flatten the folk-art warmth. Pick a black or oak frame and let the paper breathe.
What's the hallway missing? Soft pink with some nerve. A round pink hydrangea sits dead centre, flanked by lime green and dusty purple blooms in a classical stone urn — the kind of still life that earns a second look on the way past.
The room reads a touch more characterful with it up. The clean off-white ground keeps the wall feeling bright, while the lime leaves and soft pink head do the talking. It's cheerful without tipping into twee.
Hang it at eye-level in a hallway, above a console in an entryway, or on a kitchen wall where the morning light hits. Portrait shape, so it suits narrower walls between doors or windows.
Pair with painted timber, rattan baskets, stoneware jugs, linen runners and brass door furniture. A checked cushion or a striped runner won't fight it.
What to avoid: glossy modern frames and high-contrast black-and-white photography nearby — both flatten the folk-art warmth. Pick a black or oak frame and let the paper breathe.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
What's the hallway missing? Soft pink with some nerve. A round pink hydrangea sits dead centre, flanked by lime green and dusty purple blooms in a classical stone urn — the kind of still life that earns a second look on the way past.
The room reads a touch more characterful with it up. The clean off-white ground keeps the wall feeling bright, while the lime leaves and soft pink head do the talking. It's cheerful without tipping into twee.
Hang it at eye-level in a hallway, above a console in an entryway, or on a kitchen wall where the morning light hits. Portrait shape, so it suits narrower walls between doors or windows.
Pair with painted timber, rattan baskets, stoneware jugs, linen runners and brass door furniture. A checked cushion or a striped runner won't fight it.
What to avoid: glossy modern frames and high-contrast black-and-white photography nearby — both flatten the folk-art warmth. Pick a black or oak frame and let the paper breathe.
