Kimono Garden in Pink and Lilac Art Print
We like dense florals best when they come with a little abrasion. This one layers cherry blossom, chrysanthemum and pine sprigs over kimono fabric patches and lilac cord bows — pretty, but with a bit of structure under the softness. Put it up and a quiet bedroom suddenly has a centre. Walls feel softer, light feels warmer, and any pale linen or pastel ceramic in the room starts to look intentional rather than incidental. It hangs best above a bed, a low dressing table or a console in a softer hallway. Pair it with pale oak, painted off-white walls and a touch of brushed brass. Avoid stacking it against other busy florals or strong tartans — let it be the pattern in the room.
We like dense florals best when they come with a little abrasion. This one layers cherry blossom, chrysanthemum and pine sprigs over kimono fabric patches and lilac cord bows — pretty, but with a bit of structure under the softness. Put it up and a quiet bedroom suddenly has a centre. Walls feel softer, light feels warmer, and any pale linen or pastel ceramic in the room starts to look intentional rather than incidental. It hangs best above a bed, a low dressing table or a console in a softer hallway. Pair it with pale oak, painted off-white walls and a touch of brushed brass. Avoid stacking it against other busy florals or strong tartans — let it be the pattern in the room.
Original: $16.00
-65%$16.00
$5.60Description
We like dense florals best when they come with a little abrasion. This one layers cherry blossom, chrysanthemum and pine sprigs over kimono fabric patches and lilac cord bows — pretty, but with a bit of structure under the softness. Put it up and a quiet bedroom suddenly has a centre. Walls feel softer, light feels warmer, and any pale linen or pastel ceramic in the room starts to look intentional rather than incidental. It hangs best above a bed, a low dressing table or a console in a softer hallway. Pair it with pale oak, painted off-white walls and a touch of brushed brass. Avoid stacking it against other busy florals or strong tartans — let it be the pattern in the room.
