
Soft Butterfly in Pink and Lilac Art Print
The white frame matters first; it tells the nursery you're serious. Sitting behind a clean white edge, this soft butterfly stops feeling like a cute add-on and starts anchoring the room. Hung above a cot, changing table or low bookshelf, it brings a lift of pink, peach and lilac into pale walls without shouting. Pair it with warm woods, linen and cane, cream stoneware and simple ceramics. It also earns its keep in a grown-up bedroom or reading corner where soft colour is welcome. Keep the wall around it fairly quiet — one or two smaller framed pieces are plenty. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper directly behind it and steer clear of primary-colour toy walls, which flatten the painterly brushwork.
The white frame matters first; it tells the nursery you're serious. Sitting behind a clean white edge, this soft butterfly stops feeling like a cute add-on and starts anchoring the room. Hung above a cot, changing table or low bookshelf, it brings a lift of pink, peach and lilac into pale walls without shouting. Pair it with warm woods, linen and cane, cream stoneware and simple ceramics. It also earns its keep in a grown-up bedroom or reading corner where soft colour is welcome. Keep the wall around it fairly quiet — one or two smaller framed pieces are plenty. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper directly behind it and steer clear of primary-colour toy walls, which flatten the painterly brushwork.
Original: $29.95
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$10.48Description
The white frame matters first; it tells the nursery you're serious. Sitting behind a clean white edge, this soft butterfly stops feeling like a cute add-on and starts anchoring the room. Hung above a cot, changing table or low bookshelf, it brings a lift of pink, peach and lilac into pale walls without shouting. Pair it with warm woods, linen and cane, cream stoneware and simple ceramics. It also earns its keep in a grown-up bedroom or reading corner where soft colour is welcome. Keep the wall around it fairly quiet — one or two smaller framed pieces are plenty. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper directly behind it and steer clear of primary-colour toy walls, which flatten the painterly brushwork.






