Willow Bough by William Morris Canvas Print
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the deep greens will handle the drama. A faithful take on William Morris's willow pattern, with trailing leaves in soft and dark green across a warm cream ground.
The room turns a little quieter and a little more grown-up. Walls stop feeling blank without tipping into busy, and timber and linen suddenly look properly at home.
It earns its keep on a study wall, behind a reading chair, or running up a narrow hallway where you want pattern without going full wallpaper.
Pair with oak, aged brass, stoneware lamps, and linen in oat or sage. Chalky off-white walls let the greens do the talking; muted plaster pink works too.
Skip pairing with loud florals or anything tropical — this one likes to be the pattern in the room.
Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the deep greens will handle the drama. A faithful take on William Morris's willow pattern, with trailing leaves in soft and dark green across a warm cream ground.
The room turns a little quieter and a little more grown-up. Walls stop feeling blank without tipping into busy, and timber and linen suddenly look properly at home.
It earns its keep on a study wall, behind a reading chair, or running up a narrow hallway where you want pattern without going full wallpaper.
Pair with oak, aged brass, stoneware lamps, and linen in oat or sage. Chalky off-white walls let the greens do the talking; muted plaster pink works too.
Skip pairing with loud florals or anything tropical — this one likes to be the pattern in the room.
Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
Open the curtains at mid-morning; the deep greens will handle the drama. A faithful take on William Morris's willow pattern, with trailing leaves in soft and dark green across a warm cream ground.
The room turns a little quieter and a little more grown-up. Walls stop feeling blank without tipping into busy, and timber and linen suddenly look properly at home.
It earns its keep on a study wall, behind a reading chair, or running up a narrow hallway where you want pattern without going full wallpaper.
Pair with oak, aged brass, stoneware lamps, and linen in oat or sage. Chalky off-white walls let the greens do the talking; muted plaster pink works too.
Skip pairing with loud florals or anything tropical — this one likes to be the pattern in the room.
Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.
