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Plate 56 by Ogino Issui Art PrintNothing in this soft cream and dusty blue whispers, even when the bedroom does. It's a still botanical study a tall vase with leafy shapes drifting up from the base drawn by Japanese designer Ogino Issui around 1909. When this goes up, the room slows down. The blue background reads cool but warm leaning, and the cream body of the vase pulls in any natural light nearby. It works above a bed, a low console, or in a hallway that needs a calm pause. Pair

Printed on premium fine-art paper for crisp edges and clean off-white

Put it up and the room shifts towards a calm

Hang it where you want a lift — above a small kitchen table

this piece is your shortcut to effortless tranquility

Hang it small and it becomes a thoughtful accent on a shelf or beside a reading chair

or use it as the anchor on a narrow wall between two doors

lifts a flat run of cabinets

The room reads warmer the moment it goes up: that orange sky and the soft pink daisies push out any flat

slightly low above furniture is better

Looks especially good framed in oak or off-white

a bit charming

Hang it and a quiet room stops apologising