Year of the Horse Floral Art Print

Year of the Horse Floral Art PrintYes, William Morris knew how to charm a room and how to cut. This print picks up that pattern first instinct and runs it through a Lunar New Year horse in deep red, black and cream florals. The room shifts the moment it goes up. A quiet wall stops being polite and starts holding attention, and any nearby timber, rattan or linen suddenly looks considered rather than incidental. Hang it where you sit a lot above a bed, a reading chair or a hallway

a console or the head of a bed works best

Don't bury it behind clutter — give it a bit of breathing room and let the mosaic catch the light

roses and trailing leaves — softened further by the exhibition-poster lettering above and below

a quick 'lucky me' over the top — and the room loosens up around it

deep green woodwork

and a bit of black metal — a slim lamp

and the little hits of pink and orange keep it lively rather than loud

A kitchen that takes itself too seriously loosens up

Warm orange catches against deep green leaves and the whole room feels a touch more alive

Hang it at eye level in a study

A glazed ceramic in mustard or sky blue picks up the print without copying it

a fiddle leaf