William Morris Dragonfly Patterns Poster Canvas Print
Buy the dragonfly for the story. Keep it for the mustard yellow. A William Morris inspired exhibition poster, drawn in the language of vintage botanical prints — a winged dragonfly resting between coral flowers and dark green foliage, set under chunky serif type. The room around it gets warmer and more considered. Walls feel less blank, mantels feel arranged, and a quiet corner suddenly has a point of view. Hang it above a writing desk, in a hallway, or on a cream kitchen wall where the type can be read at a glance. It sits well with oak, rattan, linen, brass handles and stoneware in earth tones. Skip it if your room is already loud with competing patterns and saturated colour.
Buy the dragonfly for the story. Keep it for the mustard yellow. A William Morris inspired exhibition poster, drawn in the language of vintage botanical prints — a winged dragonfly resting between coral flowers and dark green foliage, set under chunky serif type. The room around it gets warmer and more considered. Walls feel less blank, mantels feel arranged, and a quiet corner suddenly has a point of view. Hang it above a writing desk, in a hallway, or on a cream kitchen wall where the type can be read at a glance. It sits well with oak, rattan, linen, brass handles and stoneware in earth tones. Skip it if your room is already loud with competing patterns and saturated colour.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Buy the dragonfly for the story. Keep it for the mustard yellow. A William Morris inspired exhibition poster, drawn in the language of vintage botanical prints — a winged dragonfly resting between coral flowers and dark green foliage, set under chunky serif type. The room around it gets warmer and more considered. Walls feel less blank, mantels feel arranged, and a quiet corner suddenly has a point of view. Hang it above a writing desk, in a hallway, or on a cream kitchen wall where the type can be read at a glance. It sits well with oak, rattan, linen, brass handles and stoneware in earth tones. Skip it if your room is already loud with competing patterns and saturated colour.
