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Vichy, Ses Sources by Roger Broders Art Print

Some travel poster prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. It brings a strong dose of mustard yellow, deep green and navy, plus that unmistakable 1920s French graphic energy. Put it up and the room starts to feel more considered, a bit more grown-up, a bit more fun. It works well in a hallway, a study, a downstairs loo, or above a console in an entryway. Pair it with walnut or rattan furniture, tan leather, cream linen and brass fittings. Painted panelling in sage or soft clay flatters the palette. Avoid hanging it next to soft, dreamy florals or pale watercolours — the graphic edges will bully them. Give it a wall it can own.

Some travel poster prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. It brings a strong dose of mustard yellow, deep green and navy, plus that unmistakable 1920s French graphic energy. Put it up and the room starts to feel more considered, a bit more grown-up, a bit more fun. It works well in a hallway, a study, a downstairs loo, or above a console in an entryway. Pair it with walnut or rattan furniture, tan leather, cream linen and brass fittings. Painted panelling in sage or soft clay flatters the palette. Avoid hanging it next to soft, dreamy florals or pale watercolours — the graphic edges will bully them. Give it a wall it can own.

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Some travel poster prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. It brings a strong dose of mustard yellow, deep green and navy, plus that unmistakable 1920s French graphic energy. Put it up and the room starts to feel more considered, a bit more grown-up, a bit more fun. It works well in a hallway, a study, a downstairs loo, or above a console in an entryway. Pair it with walnut or rattan furniture, tan leather, cream linen and brass fittings. Painted panelling in sage or soft clay flatters the palette. Avoid hanging it next to soft, dreamy florals or pale watercolours — the graphic edges will bully them. Give it a wall it can own.