Birds by William Morris Canvas Print reed grass Second glance: the cockerels doing

Second glance: the cockerels doing something smarter

Don't crowd it with other bold reds or busy florals

less paper-museum feel — a touch closer to a painted study on a stretched ground

This print does the heavy lifting on its own — a pair of dark hands reaching up to an orange sun

plum or charcoal

Birds by William Morris Canvas Print reed grass Second glance: the cockerels doingRooms go quieter when deep navy is this sure of itself. The pattern does the heavy lifting two facing birds, curling leaves, a mustard rosette so the wall settles and everything around it has somewhere to rest. It works hardest in a study, snug or hallway where you want a bit of weight on the wall without a loud subject. Pair with walnut or dark oak, aged leather, linen in oat or rust, and stoneware in cream and earthy tones. Brass picture lights and