Whip-poor-will by Audubon Canvas Print
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of soft green. This Audubon plate of three whip-poor-wills among oak leaves brings real character to a quiet room without shouting. Hang it where you slow down — a study, a reading corner, the wall above a low bookcase, the turn of a hallway. It warms up chalky off-white walls and sits happily with painted joinery in deep green, dusty plum or muted clay. Pair with aged leather, oak or walnut timber, linen, brass library fittings and stoneware in earth tones. Avoid pitching it next to cool chrome, glossy lacquer or anything tropical and high-chroma — the warm browns and soft greens want grounded, layered company. A wrapped canvas softens the edges and leans country-house rather than museum plate.
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of soft green. This Audubon plate of three whip-poor-wills among oak leaves brings real character to a quiet room without shouting. Hang it where you slow down — a study, a reading corner, the wall above a low bookcase, the turn of a hallway. It warms up chalky off-white walls and sits happily with painted joinery in deep green, dusty plum or muted clay. Pair with aged leather, oak or walnut timber, linen, brass library fittings and stoneware in earth tones. Avoid pitching it next to cool chrome, glossy lacquer or anything tropical and high-chroma — the warm browns and soft greens want grounded, layered company. A wrapped canvas softens the edges and leans country-house rather than museum plate.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of soft green. This Audubon plate of three whip-poor-wills among oak leaves brings real character to a quiet room without shouting. Hang it where you slow down — a study, a reading corner, the wall above a low bookcase, the turn of a hallway. It warms up chalky off-white walls and sits happily with painted joinery in deep green, dusty plum or muted clay. Pair with aged leather, oak or walnut timber, linen, brass library fittings and stoneware in earth tones. Avoid pitching it next to cool chrome, glossy lacquer or anything tropical and high-chroma — the warm browns and soft greens want grounded, layered company. A wrapped canvas softens the edges and leans country-house rather than museum plate.
