Pumpkin and Half — Folk Kitchen Study Canvas Print
There's a reason folk illustrators kept returning to the pumpkin; rooms still respond. Painted in bright orange on warm cream, with a sliced half showing a little flower of seeds, this is a small piece of seasonal cheer that doesn't take itself seriously.
Put it on a kitchen wall and the room lifts. Cream cabinets stop feeling flat, wood worktops warm up, and the orange ties together anything terracotta or brass already in the space.
It's at its best above a kitchen counter, in a breakfast nook, or on a narrow dining wall — at eye level, where you'll see it while making coffee. A small or medium size suits most kitchens; go larger only on a clear feature wall.
Pair it with stoneware, linen, oak shelving, and woven baskets.
Don't crowd it with other strong oranges or competing food prints — let it be the one cheerful voice in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
There's a reason folk illustrators kept returning to the pumpkin; rooms still respond. Painted in bright orange on warm cream, with a sliced half showing a little flower of seeds, this is a small piece of seasonal cheer that doesn't take itself seriously.
Put it on a kitchen wall and the room lifts. Cream cabinets stop feeling flat, wood worktops warm up, and the orange ties together anything terracotta or brass already in the space.
It's at its best above a kitchen counter, in a breakfast nook, or on a narrow dining wall — at eye level, where you'll see it while making coffee. A small or medium size suits most kitchens; go larger only on a clear feature wall.
Pair it with stoneware, linen, oak shelving, and woven baskets.
Don't crowd it with other strong oranges or competing food prints — let it be the one cheerful voice in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
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There's a reason folk illustrators kept returning to the pumpkin; rooms still respond. Painted in bright orange on warm cream, with a sliced half showing a little flower of seeds, this is a small piece of seasonal cheer that doesn't take itself seriously.
Put it on a kitchen wall and the room lifts. Cream cabinets stop feeling flat, wood worktops warm up, and the orange ties together anything terracotta or brass already in the space.
It's at its best above a kitchen counter, in a breakfast nook, or on a narrow dining wall — at eye level, where you'll see it while making coffee. A small or medium size suits most kitchens; go larger only on a clear feature wall.
Pair it with stoneware, linen, oak shelving, and woven baskets.
Don't crowd it with other strong oranges or competing food prints — let it be the one cheerful voice in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
