Zodiac (La Plume) by Mucha Art Print
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to warm gold. This is Mucha's Zodiac woman in profile, crowned by her constellation halo and rivers of honey-coloured hair, surrounded by curling Art Nouveau borders. Hang it where you want a room to feel a touch grander: above a dressing table, between two narrow bedroom windows, or on a study wall behind a reading chair. The deep browns and creams settle beautifully against velvet, walnut, brass and warm painted walls in soft stone, clay or muted terracotta. It pairs happily with antique mirrors, a small bronze lamp, or a few old leather-bound books on a console. Avoid bright primary colours and very cool greys nearby — they fight the warm honey tones rather than letting them sing.
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to warm gold. This is Mucha's Zodiac woman in profile, crowned by her constellation halo and rivers of honey-coloured hair, surrounded by curling Art Nouveau borders. Hang it where you want a room to feel a touch grander: above a dressing table, between two narrow bedroom windows, or on a study wall behind a reading chair. The deep browns and creams settle beautifully against velvet, walnut, brass and warm painted walls in soft stone, clay or muted terracotta. It pairs happily with antique mirrors, a small bronze lamp, or a few old leather-bound books on a console. Avoid bright primary colours and very cool greys nearby — they fight the warm honey tones rather than letting them sing.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to warm gold. This is Mucha's Zodiac woman in profile, crowned by her constellation halo and rivers of honey-coloured hair, surrounded by curling Art Nouveau borders. Hang it where you want a room to feel a touch grander: above a dressing table, between two narrow bedroom windows, or on a study wall behind a reading chair. The deep browns and creams settle beautifully against velvet, walnut, brass and warm painted walls in soft stone, clay or muted terracotta. It pairs happily with antique mirrors, a small bronze lamp, or a few old leather-bound books on a console. Avoid bright primary colours and very cool greys nearby — they fight the warm honey tones rather than letting them sing.
