Morris-Inspired Robin in the Thicket Art Print

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Morris-Inspired Robin in the Thicket Art PrintIn the 1880s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A robin tucked into dense acanthus and oxblood peonies is a botanical study with the patience of wallpaper and the focus of a portrait Arts and Crafts pattern thinking applied to a single, watchful bird. Up on the wall, a room stops feeling decorated and starts feeling considered. The near black ground swallows clutter behind it; the teal foliage and ochre buds lend warmth without sweetness.

a single bee

A ginger tabby in a black hat

plaster walls

cream stoneware and a brass lamp

loose pink veining

Hang it at eye level in a bedroom

especially above a drinks trolley

it turns a blank patch of kitchen into something people actually look at

hand-drawn tulip bouquet sits in a warm brown vase against a cream background

and the whole thing reads as one big

brushed brass and stoneware in clay tones

with no other detail to soften it