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William Morris Carnation Poster Art Print

Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The bright red carnation lifts off the cream centre, and the gold-cream Arts and Crafts border gives the whole room a sense of order. Hang it in a study, hallway or reading corner where you want a bit of weight on the wall. It sits well above a writing desk, a small console or a dark wood sideboard, and it loves a deep green, sage or warm off-white wall. Pair it with linen lampshades, antique rugs, leather-bound books and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to busy modern abstracts or cool grey-and-white photography — the pattern wants room to breathe and warmer company.

Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The bright red carnation lifts off the cream centre, and the gold-cream Arts and Crafts border gives the whole room a sense of order. Hang it in a study, hallway or reading corner where you want a bit of weight on the wall. It sits well above a writing desk, a small console or a dark wood sideboard, and it loves a deep green, sage or warm off-white wall. Pair it with linen lampshades, antique rugs, leather-bound books and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to busy modern abstracts or cool grey-and-white photography — the pattern wants room to breathe and warmer company.

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William Morris Carnation Poster Art Print

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Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The bright red carnation lifts off the cream centre, and the gold-cream Arts and Crafts border gives the whole room a sense of order. Hang it in a study, hallway or reading corner where you want a bit of weight on the wall. It sits well above a writing desk, a small console or a dark wood sideboard, and it loves a deep green, sage or warm off-white wall. Pair it with linen lampshades, antique rugs, leather-bound books and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to busy modern abstracts or cool grey-and-white photography — the pattern wants room to breathe and warmer company.