Swallows and Butterflies by Taguchi Tomoki Canvas Print

Swallows and Butterflies by Taguchi Tomoki Canvas PrintBecause Taguchi Tomoki knew restraint, the soft black ink hits harder here. Two swallows mid flight, two butterflies, a column of brush drawn characters and a lot of breathing room. Put it on a quiet wall and the room slows down. The off white background reads as paper, not white, so it sits gently next to plaster walls, pale oak and warm neutrals rather than fighting them. Hangs well above a small writing desk, in a calm hallway, beside a bed, or in

the soft greens and creams read crisp without going flat

and leafy vines weave together to create a tapestry that instantly energizes any room

Black brush lettering with some nerve

no fuss — and it makes the bathroom feel like somewhere you actually want to spend ten minutes

The canvas wrap gives the brushy

or at the end of a sunny hallway where the colours can breathe

Three things it does fast: ground off-white walls

Sun-drenched views

over a console in an entryway

the soft cream ground reads warm and matte across the room

a coffee station or a small dining shelf and the whole corner reads more relaxed

a deep green or ochre cushion