
Let's Stay In Bed Canvas Print
For a bedroom full of curves, this line drawing brings the check. The bed is half-made, the duvet's in a heap, and the message reads 'Let's Stay In Bed'. It's soft pink ink on a clean white ground — quiet, hand-drawn, and a bit cheeky.
Put it up and the bedroom relaxes. Walls feel less formal, the bed feels like the centre of the room, and weekend mornings get a small visual cue to not rush.
Hang it above the headboard, on the wall opposite the bed so it's the first thing you see, or in a dressing area above a small chest of drawers.
Works well with linen bedding, pale wood, woven baskets, a single ceramic lamp, and warm white walls. The wrapped canvas keeps the edges clean and frame-free.
Don't fight it with loud pattern next to the bed — pillowcases, headboard fabric, and curtains should stay calm so the lettering reads.
For a bedroom full of curves, this line drawing brings the check. The bed is half-made, the duvet's in a heap, and the message reads 'Let's Stay In Bed'. It's soft pink ink on a clean white ground — quiet, hand-drawn, and a bit cheeky.
Put it up and the bedroom relaxes. Walls feel less formal, the bed feels like the centre of the room, and weekend mornings get a small visual cue to not rush.
Hang it above the headboard, on the wall opposite the bed so it's the first thing you see, or in a dressing area above a small chest of drawers.
Works well with linen bedding, pale wood, woven baskets, a single ceramic lamp, and warm white walls. The wrapped canvas keeps the edges clean and frame-free.
Don't fight it with loud pattern next to the bed — pillowcases, headboard fabric, and curtains should stay calm so the lettering reads.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
For a bedroom full of curves, this line drawing brings the check. The bed is half-made, the duvet's in a heap, and the message reads 'Let's Stay In Bed'. It's soft pink ink on a clean white ground — quiet, hand-drawn, and a bit cheeky.
Put it up and the bedroom relaxes. Walls feel less formal, the bed feels like the centre of the room, and weekend mornings get a small visual cue to not rush.
Hang it above the headboard, on the wall opposite the bed so it's the first thing you see, or in a dressing area above a small chest of drawers.
Works well with linen bedding, pale wood, woven baskets, a single ceramic lamp, and warm white walls. The wrapped canvas keeps the edges clean and frame-free.
Don't fight it with loud pattern next to the bed — pillowcases, headboard fabric, and curtains should stay calm so the lettering reads.


