Watch the botanical land, then the soft beige start doing damage. Two big petal shapes, drawn in fine lines on warm cream, doing a lot with very little.

A quiet room gets a focal point without losing its quiet. Walls feel taller. Bedding looks more considered. The eye has somewhere to rest before bed and somewhere to land in the morning.

Hangs best above a bed, a low console or a chest of drawers, in bedrooms, hallways and calm corners of a living room. Portrait shape, so think tall walls and narrow runs.

Works with pale oak, linen, cream boucl, jute, soft plaster, brushed brass. Sits happily with other quiet line work and small botanicals.

Not the one if your room is already busy with bold pattern. On canvas the lines read soft and matte, which keeps the whole thing feeling calm rather than graphic.