Patterned Cats in the Flower Garden Art Print

Against plaster, the soft pink reads less sweet, more deliberate. It stops being a nursery colour and starts holding the wall. Hang it and the room gets a jolt of pattern without needing new furniture the deep blue coats and coral roses do the work of a bold cushion or two. It suits a living room chimney breast, a hallway you walk past daily, or a child’s room that has outgrown pastel animals. Pair it with painted furniture, cane, a striped cushion and one plain wall colour so the pattern has somewhere to breathe. Don’t crowd it with other busy florals or heavy patterned wallpaper one loud thing per wall. On fine-art paper the flat colour blocks stay crisp and the grainy texture reads clearly.