Peacock in Full Display Art Print

On a warm afternoon, the deep teal looks almost illegally fresh. The tail opens right across the square, so the wall stops being background and starts being the thing people look at first. It brings the mustard gold and green out of your cushions, rugs and ceramics without adding noise, because the shape is one clean fan rather than a busy scene. Hang it centred above a sofa, a sideboard or a dining table, roughly at eye level, and give it clear wall on both sides so the tail can spread. Pair it with dark wood, cane, brass and plain textiles. Don’t crowd it with other patterned art or hang it against busy wallpaper. On fine-art paper the fine feather linework and the aged paper tone stay crisp and flat.