Daffodils in a Stone Urn Canvas Print

Against pale plaster, the yellow reads less sweet, more deliberate. A handful of daffodils some open and golden, others soft cream sit in a classic grey stone urn with two striped leaves leaning across the front. Hang it and a room picks up an early-spring lift even in February. It works above a painted dresser in a kitchen, on a hallway wall by the front door, or in a guest bedroom that needs a little warmth. Pair with cream ceramics, oak or pine furniture, and rattan or cane seating. A soft sage cushion or olive throw ties the green leaves back in. Avoid hot reds or strong purples nearby they fight the yellow rather than support it. The canvas gives the flowers a soft, matte surface that suits the painterly cut-paper look.