Midnight Tiger Haven Art Print

Midnight Tiger Haven Art PrintBack in the 1920s, this kind of folk jungle scene belonged to another kind of home painted screens, papered walls, hand stitched cushions. It still has that feel. Hang it where you want a room to slow down and feel a bit braver: a deep blue reading corner, a bedroom with patterned bedding, or a hallway that needs a focal point. The navy and warm orange carry well against painted walls in deep green, terracotta or chalky off white. Pair with rattan,

This 1936 Takahashi travel poster does the heavy lifting on its own — Fuji rising over Lake Yamanaka in soft blue

Don't crowd it with other busy patterns or competing strong colours

soft pink behind it

and suddenly the room has a point of view

these jugs effortlessly complement modern and eclectic styles

deep navy and heavy dark wood fight it

Don't pair it with anything too serious or moody — it wants to sit beside other casual

Avoid hanging it next to heavy florals or other pastel cityscapes — it wants quiet neighbours

Think of it as a vintage cocktail poster with less reverence and better instincts

sandy room

The flat blocks of colour read clean from across the room and stay interesting up close

terracotta pots and the kind of sleepy archway you'd actually want to walk through