Tulips in a Heart Urn Art Print
We like a tulip still life best when it comes with a little abrasion. The folk-style line work, the chunky herringbone petals and that small heart on the urn keep this from tipping into greetings-card territory.
Hang it and the room picks up a friendlier note. The pinks soften a white wall, the dark greens add weight, and the bright red stops it feeling too sweet.
It earns its place over a hallway console, on a kitchen wall between cupboards, or above a small bedroom chest where you want a daily lift.
Pairs well with painted timber, linen, soft pink textiles and stoneware in cream or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the mood honest.
Avoid stacking it next to other busy florals or anything heavy and dark — it needs a bit of breathing room and a calm wall behind it.
We like a tulip still life best when it comes with a little abrasion. The folk-style line work, the chunky herringbone petals and that small heart on the urn keep this from tipping into greetings-card territory.
Hang it and the room picks up a friendlier note. The pinks soften a white wall, the dark greens add weight, and the bright red stops it feeling too sweet.
It earns its place over a hallway console, on a kitchen wall between cupboards, or above a small bedroom chest where you want a daily lift.
Pairs well with painted timber, linen, soft pink textiles and stoneware in cream or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the mood honest.
Avoid stacking it next to other busy florals or anything heavy and dark — it needs a bit of breathing room and a calm wall behind it.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
We like a tulip still life best when it comes with a little abrasion. The folk-style line work, the chunky herringbone petals and that small heart on the urn keep this from tipping into greetings-card territory.
Hang it and the room picks up a friendlier note. The pinks soften a white wall, the dark greens add weight, and the bright red stops it feeling too sweet.
It earns its place over a hallway console, on a kitchen wall between cupboards, or above a small bedroom chest where you want a daily lift.
Pairs well with painted timber, linen, soft pink textiles and stoneware in cream or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the mood honest.
Avoid stacking it next to other busy florals or anything heavy and dark — it needs a bit of breathing room and a calm wall behind it.
