Riso Buttercups in Green and Pink Canvas Print
Seen beside pale oak, the buttercups lose nostalgia and gain grit. The flowers are flat, graphic and slightly off-register — a botanical study handled like a poster.
The room shifts when this goes up. A quiet kitchen turns chatty. A neutral hallway gets a jolt of green and pink without going twee. The dotted textures keep it feeling printed, not painted.
Hang it where it can hold its own — above a console, on a feature wall in a kitchen, or as a single anchor in a study. Eye level, plenty of breathing room around it.
Pair it with pale wood, cream linen, woven rush, and one or two ceramic pieces. It likes simple, sturdy materials more than anything polished.
Don't try to soften it with antique florals or busy patterned wallpaper — the print is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
Seen beside pale oak, the buttercups lose nostalgia and gain grit. The flowers are flat, graphic and slightly off-register — a botanical study handled like a poster.
The room shifts when this goes up. A quiet kitchen turns chatty. A neutral hallway gets a jolt of green and pink without going twee. The dotted textures keep it feeling printed, not painted.
Hang it where it can hold its own — above a console, on a feature wall in a kitchen, or as a single anchor in a study. Eye level, plenty of breathing room around it.
Pair it with pale wood, cream linen, woven rush, and one or two ceramic pieces. It likes simple, sturdy materials more than anything polished.
Don't try to soften it with antique florals or busy patterned wallpaper — the print is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Seen beside pale oak, the buttercups lose nostalgia and gain grit. The flowers are flat, graphic and slightly off-register — a botanical study handled like a poster.
The room shifts when this goes up. A quiet kitchen turns chatty. A neutral hallway gets a jolt of green and pink without going twee. The dotted textures keep it feeling printed, not painted.
Hang it where it can hold its own — above a console, on a feature wall in a kitchen, or as a single anchor in a study. Eye level, plenty of breathing room around it.
Pair it with pale wood, cream linen, woven rush, and one or two ceramic pieces. It likes simple, sturdy materials more than anything polished.
Don't try to soften it with antique florals or busy patterned wallpaper — the print is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
