We still have a few very blank walls in our apartment, and I have been eyeing these amazing succulent prints from West Elm in collaboration with artist Clinton Friedman. I love how they are a fresh and modern take on old fashioned, hand drawn botanical prints. Plus the soft, watery colors are so pretty while the prickly subject matter keeps them a bit cool and tough - a great combo. And lastly I love the oversized scale of these photos, a set of 4 of them makes for such a bold statement!
This vignette above is so casual, natural and chic - and the succulent photos look so great as part of a larger gallery wall!
The Clinton Friedman photos are not badly priced at all and come framed, but when you consider we need 4 of them and have to pay for shipping to Singapore, I think these guys are out of the question. But I still love the inspiration, so here are a few solutions I found . . .
These oversized photographs by Italian Etsy shop Due Alberi might be a lovely substitute - a bit more delicate, but the rich indigo and crisp white color contrast is so pretty!
And I love the dreamy quality of these photos from Notes From the Field too! {And they will custom print almost any size you want!}
Or this Southwest succulent print is also really wonderful {what a great touch of peach!}
What do you think? Do you like this look?
Are any of these options as cool as the originals?
2 comments:
I LOVE them!!!!
I was recently introduced to some botanicals done by a guy here in Singapore.. maybe they'd be a good alternative? http://www.whatiseewhenirun.com/ :)
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