Zebra in Mustard
From £16.99Stripe folds into stripe until the zebra becomes pure rhythm: pattern without a body to hold it.
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Shape and rhythm as the subject. Our abstract prints use bold forms and a warm palette of cream, plum and terracotta to bring energy to a wall. They sit well in bedrooms, living rooms and hallways, and pair easily with each other in a gallery wall.
Prints
119
Colours
Cream, plum, terracotta
Works in
Bedroom, living room, hallway
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Best sellerAnimals
Stripe folds into stripe until the zebra becomes pure rhythm: pattern without a body to hold it.

Animals
A shoal turns as one, gold and black circling a single still point: the ocean’s own kind of order.

Botanical
A single stem splits and curls into two mirrored leaf shapes, cut from flat green exactly the way a papercut artist would work: no outline, just the shape of the plant itself against the paper.

Botanical
A single poppy, its petals built from overlapping blocks of cream and sage rather than a continuous line, with one dark centre anchoring the whole composition.

Animals
Stripped to its own outline, a fish becomes the echo of itself: bone, fin, and quiet form.

Botanical
A simple dark green arch sits inside a paler green outline against warm cream: architecture reduced to its plainest, most restful shape.

Architectural
Twelve rounded arches repeat in a steady grid, each one framing a small navy window like a row of doors along a sun-baked wall. The brushwork keeps a soft, watercolour warmth even as the pattern stays perfectly even: order with a handmade edge. Terracotta and navy carry the whole piece, calm and rh

Botanical
A rose seen dead-on, its petals spiralling inward in bands of sage and moss until the eye lands on a small, dark centre.

Architectural
Five chimney stacks rise in ascending amber and rust from a pale industrial rooftop, each one a little taller than the last against a soft blue sky. The building beneath is simple and geometric, all flat planes and dark window openings. Amber and slate blue carry the whole piece, steady and industri

Botanical
A tree built entirely from stacked circles (sage, olive, and a single spark of orange) balances on a thin dark trunk like a clipped garden topiary.

Architectural
A building’s roofline breaks into four flat triangular planes, each one a slightly different shade of terracotta, cream, and charcoal. There’s no ornament here at all: just the pure geometry of a corner meeting a peak. Terracotta and charcoal carry the whole piece, spare and confident.

Botanical
A single burnt-orange leaf, its lobes curling and looping like ribbon, sits bold against a deep teal ground: the collection’s boldest use of colour.

Botanical
A slender trunk carries rounded, cloud-like clusters of foliage in soft olive and sage: part bonsai, part imagined topiary, entirely calm.

Animals
A bee walks the geometry of its own hive, gold on gold, entirely at home.

Botanical
A bare, forking branch stretches diagonally across pale sage, reduced to its simplest silhouette: no leaves, just structure.

Animals
Feather upon feather, radiating outward: the peacock reduced to pure, rhythmic pattern.

Botanical
A single flower opens into wide, wavy-edged petals, its stem curving down to one corner: more gesture than botanical accuracy.

Botanical
A fern frond leans diagonally across a checkerboard of forest green, sage, and cream squares, the plant and the pattern competing for attention.

Botanical
Long pointed aloe leaves fan out from a striped bowl planter, each leaf a slightly different shade of sage against the pale room behind it.

Architectural
A ribbon of terracotta rises like a flame from the sharp corner of a dark rooftop, its edges soft and layered as if caught mid-flicker. The building beneath is reduced to two flat planes of charcoal and cream, letting the gesture above do all the talking. Terracotta and charcoal carry the whole piec

Animals
No bee in sight: just the lattice it leaves behind, warm and endlessly repeating.

Botanical
Rows of pill-shaped dots shift from deep forest to pale sage, reading at a distance like the vein structure of a leaf laid out as a grid.

Botanical
Thick bands of green twist and turn like a labyrinth, echoing the branching path of a leaf’s veins blown up to fill the whole page.

Architectural
Rectangular frames nest inside one another, each terracotta ring a little smaller than the last, pulling the eye toward a small dark doorway far in the distance. The effect is almost optical, hypnotic in its steady repetition. Terracotta and charcoal carry the whole piece, rhythmic and immersive.
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Abstract above the daybed
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Styling notes
Frames
Oak warms terracotta and plum. Black sharpens graphic pieces.
Pairing
Combine two abstracts that share one colour.
Placement
Go big: one 59 × 84 cm above a sofa or bed does more than three small prints.
Best on
Warm white, plaster pink walls, framed in natural oak.
Try abstract prints on a photo of your own wall at true size.
Abstract wall art uses shape and rhythm as the subject. Our abstract prints keep to bold forms and a warm palette of cream, plum and terracotta, with nothing to recognise and plenty to look at.
They bring energy to a living room or bedroom, and pair easily with each other. For a softer look see minimalist prints, and for colour try burgundy and plum. Mix abstracts with a figure print in one of our gallery wall sets.
Abstract prints are flexible on size. One large 59 × 84 cm print makes a confident focal point, while a cluster of smaller abstracts in matching frames creates rhythm across a wide wall. Black wood frames sharpen the shapes.
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