Garden Tulip by William Morris Art Print travel illustration and the scattered florals keep

and the scattered florals keep things from getting too heavy

Walls feel less blank

deep green velvet and anything with a bit of age

It works with pale oak

and the casual lettering keeps it from feeling shouty

Garden Tulip by William Morris Art Print travel illustration and the scattered florals keepFor a hallway full of curves, this botanical study brings the check. Two terracotta tulips sit on a quiet field of mustard and sage sprigs, all on a soft cream ground. Put it up and the wall settles. The room reads warmer, the woodwork looks more considered, and the pattern does the heavy lifting without shouting. It works best in hallways, bedrooms and reading corners anywhere the eye can linger. Hang at eye level above a console, a chest of drawers