William Morris Centenary Poster Canvas Print
We like botanical posters best when they come with a little abrasion. The grainy print finish, the mustard yellow against deep green, the symmetrical Arts and Crafts flowers — it all reads like a poster pulled off a museum wall in South Kensington rather than something glossy and new. Hang it where a room needs grounding and a touch of heritage colour: above a kitchen counter, on a hallway wall, beside a painted dresser, or in a snug dining room. It pairs beautifully with painted timber, brass handles, rush seating and linen. Avoid putting it next to high-gloss modern abstracts or icy grey schemes — the warmth wants company. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
We like botanical posters best when they come with a little abrasion. The grainy print finish, the mustard yellow against deep green, the symmetrical Arts and Crafts flowers — it all reads like a poster pulled off a museum wall in South Kensington rather than something glossy and new. Hang it where a room needs grounding and a touch of heritage colour: above a kitchen counter, on a hallway wall, beside a painted dresser, or in a snug dining room. It pairs beautifully with painted timber, brass handles, rush seating and linen. Avoid putting it next to high-gloss modern abstracts or icy grey schemes — the warmth wants company. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
We like botanical posters best when they come with a little abrasion. The grainy print finish, the mustard yellow against deep green, the symmetrical Arts and Crafts flowers — it all reads like a poster pulled off a museum wall in South Kensington rather than something glossy and new. Hang it where a room needs grounding and a touch of heritage colour: above a kitchen counter, on a hallway wall, beside a painted dresser, or in a snug dining room. It pairs beautifully with painted timber, brass handles, rush seating and linen. Avoid putting it next to high-gloss modern abstracts or icy grey schemes — the warmth wants company. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
