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El Maestro Cactus Cover, 1922 Art PrintWith a botanical study, scale decides whether the kitchen wakes up. This restored 1922 Mexican magazine cover gives you a flowering prickly pear cactus on warm cream, anchored by deep red lettering. Hang it big enough and the room shifts cream walls warm up, green plants on the counter suddenly have a friend, and the deep red ties back to copper pans, terracotta pots, and red kitchen towels you forgot were doing any work. It earns the wall above a

Velvet or bouclé in a quiet tone behind it lets the colour carry

It earns a wall on its own above a console

Don't hang it next to another busy

dark posters — it wants room to breathe

terracotta and linen in oat or rust

It works best on a bedroom or hallway wall where you walk past it daily

The walls feel warmer

This William Morris style exhibition poster is loud in the right way — a red

confident piece — above a console

The colour does the work without shouting

The room wakes up the moment it goes on the wall

It pairs well with aged leather