
Two Strawberries Art Print
Give the kitchen wall one hard decision, and let everything else relax. Two strawberries — one whole, one halved — sit big and bright against warm cream, painted in flat bright red, soft pink and dark green.
With this up, the kitchen stops trying so hard. A plain tiled splashback, a row of mugs, a fruit bowl — small everyday things suddenly feel intentional, because the wall is doing the heavy lifting.
It loves a feature wall above a sideboard, a breakfast nook, or the gap beside a tall cupboard. Eye-level is ideal, slightly above for a console or counter.
Pair with warm woods — oak, beech, walnut — cream ceramics, soft pink linen, brass handles, and one green plant. A black or oak frame keeps the red doing the talking.
Avoid hanging it next to another loud, large-scale piece. This one wants to be the only shouty thing in the room. Printed on thick fine-art paper with a soft matte finish.
Give the kitchen wall one hard decision, and let everything else relax. Two strawberries — one whole, one halved — sit big and bright against warm cream, painted in flat bright red, soft pink and dark green.
With this up, the kitchen stops trying so hard. A plain tiled splashback, a row of mugs, a fruit bowl — small everyday things suddenly feel intentional, because the wall is doing the heavy lifting.
It loves a feature wall above a sideboard, a breakfast nook, or the gap beside a tall cupboard. Eye-level is ideal, slightly above for a console or counter.
Pair with warm woods — oak, beech, walnut — cream ceramics, soft pink linen, brass handles, and one green plant. A black or oak frame keeps the red doing the talking.
Avoid hanging it next to another loud, large-scale piece. This one wants to be the only shouty thing in the room. Printed on thick fine-art paper with a soft matte finish.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
Give the kitchen wall one hard decision, and let everything else relax. Two strawberries — one whole, one halved — sit big and bright against warm cream, painted in flat bright red, soft pink and dark green.
With this up, the kitchen stops trying so hard. A plain tiled splashback, a row of mugs, a fruit bowl — small everyday things suddenly feel intentional, because the wall is doing the heavy lifting.
It loves a feature wall above a sideboard, a breakfast nook, or the gap beside a tall cupboard. Eye-level is ideal, slightly above for a console or counter.
Pair with warm woods — oak, beech, walnut — cream ceramics, soft pink linen, brass handles, and one green plant. A black or oak frame keeps the red doing the talking.
Avoid hanging it next to another loud, large-scale piece. This one wants to be the only shouty thing in the room. Printed on thick fine-art paper with a soft matte finish.








