
Picnic Season Summer Canvas Print
This isn't wall filler. It's deep green with a point of view. A hand-painted picnic scene laid out on gingham, full of strawberries, watermelon and red lettering that actually says something.
Put it up and the room gets louder in a good way. The green grounds it, the red and pink lift it, and suddenly the kitchen feels like summer even in February.
It works best where people eat — above a breakfast table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a sunny kids' room where it has room to be cheerful.
Pair it with painted timber, rattan, enamel mugs, striped tea towels and a fruit bowl that earns its keep.
Don't try to calm it down with beige minimalism — this print wants colour around it, not apology. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
This isn't wall filler. It's deep green with a point of view. A hand-painted picnic scene laid out on gingham, full of strawberries, watermelon and red lettering that actually says something.
Put it up and the room gets louder in a good way. The green grounds it, the red and pink lift it, and suddenly the kitchen feels like summer even in February.
It works best where people eat — above a breakfast table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a sunny kids' room where it has room to be cheerful.
Pair it with painted timber, rattan, enamel mugs, striped tea towels and a fruit bowl that earns its keep.
Don't try to calm it down with beige minimalism — this print wants colour around it, not apology. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
This isn't wall filler. It's deep green with a point of view. A hand-painted picnic scene laid out on gingham, full of strawberries, watermelon and red lettering that actually says something.
Put it up and the room gets louder in a good way. The green grounds it, the red and pink lift it, and suddenly the kitchen feels like summer even in February.
It works best where people eat — above a breakfast table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a sunny kids' room where it has room to be cheerful.
Pair it with painted timber, rattan, enamel mugs, striped tea towels and a fruit bowl that earns its keep.
Don't try to calm it down with beige minimalism — this print wants colour around it, not apology. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
























