Trailing Violas Watercolour Study Art Print

Trailing Violas Watercolour Study Art PrintA bedroom this pared back can take one serious sage green. Soft trailing violas, cream petals and rounded leaves do the heavy lifting without raising their voice. The wall feels considered instead of bare, and the room reads softer overall. Hang it above a low headboard, a slim console or a reading chair somewhere you sit still and look at it. It works best on a chalky off white or warm stone wall, with linen bedding, pale oak and a stoneware lamp

Hang it where you want a wall to do some work — entryway

soft grey-blue shadow and a flash of rust-red roof into the room — quiet enough to live with

a room gets a quiet centre of gravity — the dark backdrop deepens nearby greens and browns

and the odd stoneware piece in soft green

Avoid placing it alongside busy florals or heavy oil paintings — the sketchy lines need a bit of breathing room to do their work

It does the work of three quieter prints

Hung above a sideboard or low console

Hang this where the morning light hits and the soft green sharpens

On canvas the brushwork sits proud of the wall — a touch softer and more painterly than behind glazing

or icy cool-grey schemes — this print wants warmth around it

The canvas finish softens the painted brushwork beautifully

the soft mint hits harder here