Blush & Pink Wall Art
Blush, rose, peach and coral. Redouté's pink roses — the turbinate, the China, the pompon; Koson's silver pheasants and peony; Hiroshige's plum garden at Kameido, the most famous pink in art; Audubon's American flamingo and roseate spoonbill; the USDA's peaches in their own blush; pressed-flower studies on blush paper; and the pink, rose and coral colourways of the abstracts and cut-outs.
239 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
Pink without the nursery
The trick to pink on a grown-up wall is the real thing — a Redouté rose with its botanical name, the plum blossom from an 1857 Hiroshige, the flamingo from Audubon — rather than a pink graphic. The plates read as serious; the colour does the softening. The peach watercolours are the kitchen version of the same idea.
Pairing the pinks
Blush likes company: with sage or eucalyptus green (the two gilt botanicals), with the warm browns rising this year, or with navy for a sharper room. A trio of three different roses, or a flamingo beside two roses, is the classic bedroom or dressing-room wall — and three or more take 10% off.
Practical notes
Natural oak frames are the warm match; white walls, black frames and a blush print is the gallery look. Three or more prints take 10% off; free worldwide standard shipping.