Rabbit and Geraniums by Beatrix Potter Art Print

Rabbit and Geraniums by Beatrix Potter Art PrintIn 1905, this would have felt radical. It still does. A rabbit mid leap, geraniums upended, a stray boot caught in the air Beatrix Potter's watercolours are gentler than they look, and quietly anarchic underneath. Up on the wall, the room softens. The cream background lifts pale paint, and the warm browns and terracotta tones add a touch of garden to indoor spaces that can otherwise feel a bit clinical. It sits best in a nursery, a child's bedroom, or

Four hounds

the soft pink shopfront will handle the drama

Hang it at eye-level above a writing desk

A jute rug underneath

This piece wants to be the loudest thing in the room

There's a reason illustrators kept returning to Lucca

navy and cream — calm enough for bedtime

A dark shelf or charcoal cabinet underneath gives it a base to push against

One Italian view is a moment

It suits kitchens with cream tiles

and ceramics in cream or clay

the deep red berries will handle the drama