Pink Bellflowers and Teal Shadow Art Print
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the soft pink will handle the drama. The cream ground keeps the room quiet while the teal shadow gives the wall something to hold onto.
With this on the wall, a plain bedroom or hallway gets a fresh, garden-side feel without going full floral. The pink bells trail down the page like real stems, so the eye moves rather than stops.
It earns its keep above a low chest of drawers, a slim console in a hallway, or to one side of a bed. Portrait shape means it likes narrower walls and gaps between windows.
Pair with linen bedding, pale oak, soft pink ceramics and a single sage or green plant. Brushed brass handles and chalky off-white plaster will all sit happily underneath.
Keep away from heavy dark florals or busy patterned wallpaper; this print wants a calm wall to breathe against. An oak frame keeps the warmth.
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the soft pink will handle the drama. The cream ground keeps the room quiet while the teal shadow gives the wall something to hold onto.
With this on the wall, a plain bedroom or hallway gets a fresh, garden-side feel without going full floral. The pink bells trail down the page like real stems, so the eye moves rather than stops.
It earns its keep above a low chest of drawers, a slim console in a hallway, or to one side of a bed. Portrait shape means it likes narrower walls and gaps between windows.
Pair with linen bedding, pale oak, soft pink ceramics and a single sage or green plant. Brushed brass handles and chalky off-white plaster will all sit happily underneath.
Keep away from heavy dark florals or busy patterned wallpaper; this print wants a calm wall to breathe against. An oak frame keeps the warmth.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the soft pink will handle the drama. The cream ground keeps the room quiet while the teal shadow gives the wall something to hold onto.
With this on the wall, a plain bedroom or hallway gets a fresh, garden-side feel without going full floral. The pink bells trail down the page like real stems, so the eye moves rather than stops.
It earns its keep above a low chest of drawers, a slim console in a hallway, or to one side of a bed. Portrait shape means it likes narrower walls and gaps between windows.
Pair with linen bedding, pale oak, soft pink ceramics and a single sage or green plant. Brushed brass handles and chalky off-white plaster will all sit happily underneath.
Keep away from heavy dark florals or busy patterned wallpaper; this print wants a calm wall to breathe against. An oak frame keeps the warmth.
