William Morris Strawberry Fields Exhibition Art Print inventive Avoid hanging it next to

Avoid hanging it next to florals or fussy traditional frames — the geometry needs breathing room

The deep red lifts off white walls and warms up plain timber

a stack of leather-bound books

Skip busy patterned wallpaper and other strong characters on the same wall — this one wants room to breathe

The print can be framed to enhance its sophisticated theme of fashion and portraiture

William Morris Strawberry Fields Exhibition Art Print inventive Avoid hanging it next toBack in 1880, this strawberry pattern belonged to another kind of home papered parlours, painted dressers, and rooms that liked a bit of pattern. This print brings that energy onto a single wall without taking over the room. The black ground does the heavy lifting: deep reds, dark greens and dusty blues sit calmly against it, and the buttercups stop the whole thing feeling heavy. Hang it in a kitchen, a dining nook, or a hallway that needs a focal