William Morris Cotton Prints Exhibition Art Print

William Morris Cotton Prints Exhibition Art PrintIn 1890, this would have felt radical. It still does. A dense forest floor scene of red and mustard toadstools rising out of layered ferns, set inside a vintage exhibition poster. Hang it and the room shifts a few degrees darker and a touch more curious. The deep green background pulls a space into focus and gives the walls some weight, while the warm reds and mustards keep it from feeling cold. It earns its place in studies, snug living rooms, and

the script keeps its handwritten feel

Perfect for your living room or kitchen

The greens deepen the further you stand from a window

walnut and rattan look softer

or as the single focal point on a feature wall in an English-country sitting room

with the words 'Are you pooping

Jean Bernard knew how to charm a room — and how to cut

and the cactus shapes give the eye something confident to land on

where you can actually live with the marks rather than study them

a quiet pool and warm ochre brush marks turn a flat wall into something with a pulse — naive in the best way

teacups and roses — the kind of picture that pulls a smile out of anyone who walks past it

Painted off-white walls let the colour breathe