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Open Window with Oranges Art Print

After the warm afternoon light shifts, the kitchen suddenly has a pulse. The shutters swing open onto deep blue water, dark green leaves and bright orange fruit — and the whole room leans toward it. Hang it where you eat breakfast or pour wine: above a sideboard, between two windows, or on the wall that gets the most morning sun. It sits beautifully with pale linen, terracotta tile, rattan, cream stoneware and lime-washed walls. Pair with one or two quieter botanical or coastal pieces if you want a small gallery wall. Avoid placing it against busy patterned wallpaper or strong red walls — the orange, blue and yellow border want a calm backdrop to do their work.

After the warm afternoon light shifts, the kitchen suddenly has a pulse. The shutters swing open onto deep blue water, dark green leaves and bright orange fruit — and the whole room leans toward it. Hang it where you eat breakfast or pour wine: above a sideboard, between two windows, or on the wall that gets the most morning sun. It sits beautifully with pale linen, terracotta tile, rattan, cream stoneware and lime-washed walls. Pair with one or two quieter botanical or coastal pieces if you want a small gallery wall. Avoid placing it against busy patterned wallpaper or strong red walls — the orange, blue and yellow border want a calm backdrop to do their work.

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Open Window with Oranges Art Print

$29.95

$10.48

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After the warm afternoon light shifts, the kitchen suddenly has a pulse. The shutters swing open onto deep blue water, dark green leaves and bright orange fruit — and the whole room leans toward it. Hang it where you eat breakfast or pour wine: above a sideboard, between two windows, or on the wall that gets the most morning sun. It sits beautifully with pale linen, terracotta tile, rattan, cream stoneware and lime-washed walls. Pair with one or two quieter botanical or coastal pieces if you want a small gallery wall. Avoid placing it against busy patterned wallpaper or strong red walls — the orange, blue and yellow border want a calm backdrop to do their work.