Wolf & Badger
Yellow / Orange Watercolor Minimal Set #3 Large Stanley Print House
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Description
All prints are printed on museum-grade 230 GSM matte paper with eco-friendly inks, and FSC® certified paper. This means that the paper is acid-free, resistant to tearing, free of easily oxidized material, made from cotton and has a high endurance to breakage by folding. Shipped in well-protected cardboard tube packaging or stay flat mailers for smaller prints. * Prints only, frames not included.
Our Stylist Says
I love this piece for its simplicity and vibrant colour palette; the yellow and orange watercolour tones add warmth and a contemporary feel. It's versatile enough to work well in minimal, modern, or Scandinavian-inspired interiors, especially when paired with neutral or soft-toned furnishings. Practical styling tips include hanging it above a mid-century style sideboard or bed frame to create a focal point, or using it as part of a gallery wall with other abstract or geometric pieces. Its large size makes it ideal for making a statement in a living room or entrance hall, bringing colour and interest without feeling overwhelming. Pair it with natural textures such as wood or linen to enhance its understated elegance.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Wolf & Badger's website here
About Wolf & Badger
Global Reach and Ethical Focus
Since its inception with a boutique in Notting Hill, Wolf & Badger has expanded to a significant online presence and flagship stores in London's King's Cross, New York, and Los Angeles. This growth mirrors their vision of building a community of ethical brands and conscious consumers.
Award-Winning Sustainable Practices
In 2021, Wolf & Badger's efforts in sustainable retailing were recognized with awards like Drapers Sustainable Retailer of the Year and Marie Claire's Best Ethical Retailer. Their commitment to making business a force for good is further solidified by becoming the first B Corp certified marketplace in the UK.
