Kew Gardens Orangery Art Print

Kew Gardens Orangery Art PrintBack in the 1860s, this glasshouse belonged to another kind of home a Victorian botanical palace stuffed with tropical specimens. On the wall today, it does something quieter: it cools a warm room and pulls greenery indoors without needing another houseplant. The deep greens settle the eye, and the soft stone tones keep things from getting heavy. It works above a sofa or a console in the living room, on a study wall behind a desk, or as the welcome

downstairs loos and bright bedrooms

hallways stop feeling like corridors

the light feels softer

Its bold lines and serene palette transform any space into a stylish retreat

let this one carry the holiday feeling on its own

sage leaves — does the heavy lifting against creamy fur and a clean white background

while the soft pink tablecloth and orange fruit warm the whole thing up

fruit trees crowding the edges

coloured glass

It loves a room with one strong colour and otherwise calm surfaces

It holds a wall on its own without needing much support around it

your entryway can carry more warm brown than it thinks