Hoyt's German Cologne Frog Art Print

Hoyt's German Cologne Frog Art PrintSomewhere between a Victorian sign painter and curio shop maximalism, this grinning frog refuses to behave. He's lifted straight from an 1880s American trade card and he's still selling cologne to anyone who walks past. Hang him and the room loosens up. Guests notice him before they notice the tiles, the towels or the taps. A loo, a small bathroom or a cloakroom suddenly has a story instead of a colour scheme. Works best on a smaller wall above a

matte ceramics and a worn leather chair

It suits a study

on a small wall between cabinets

your living room can carry more soft peach than it thinks

or beside a sunny window in the kitchen

Hang it at eye-level above a console

the deep blue water settles the room

inspired by the timeless designs of William Morris

this typography piece brings the check

Don't crowd it with other busy prints or strong colour posters — it wants a bit of breathing room

Best in cloakrooms

easy joy to a room that's still finding its character