Willow Bough by William Morris Art Print
First glance: soft and deep greens. Second glance: the willow leaves doing something smarter. The pattern repeats but never feels mechanical — every cluster of leaves leans a slightly different way, so the wall keeps your eye moving without ever shouting.
Put it up and a quiet room gets depth without losing its calm. The cream ground softens the greens, so it reads as restful rather than busy. Good above a bed, behind a writing desk, or in a hallway that needs something with a bit of history to it.
Hang at eye-level on a chalky off-white or warm plaster wall. Pairs well with oak, linen, brass and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to another loud pattern — this one wants the room to itself, or one quiet companion at most.
First glance: soft and deep greens. Second glance: the willow leaves doing something smarter. The pattern repeats but never feels mechanical — every cluster of leaves leans a slightly different way, so the wall keeps your eye moving without ever shouting.
Put it up and a quiet room gets depth without losing its calm. The cream ground softens the greens, so it reads as restful rather than busy. Good above a bed, behind a writing desk, or in a hallway that needs something with a bit of history to it.
Hang at eye-level on a chalky off-white or warm plaster wall. Pairs well with oak, linen, brass and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to another loud pattern — this one wants the room to itself, or one quiet companion at most.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
First glance: soft and deep greens. Second glance: the willow leaves doing something smarter. The pattern repeats but never feels mechanical — every cluster of leaves leans a slightly different way, so the wall keeps your eye moving without ever shouting.
Put it up and a quiet room gets depth without losing its calm. The cream ground softens the greens, so it reads as restful rather than busy. Good above a bed, behind a writing desk, or in a hallway that needs something with a bit of history to it.
Hang at eye-level on a chalky off-white or warm plaster wall. Pairs well with oak, linen, brass and stoneware. Avoid hanging it next to another loud pattern — this one wants the room to itself, or one quiet companion at most.
