Loyal Companion at the Door Art Print phone booth a bit of black for

a bit of black for weight

Don't crowd it with strong botanicals or saturated florals

and the whole thing reads more like a textile pattern than a poster

It brings colour and a bit of humour to the part of the kitchen that usually gets ignored — the wall above the kettle

plain sofas look more considered

Loyal Companion at the Door Art Print phone booth a bit of black forWhat it adds isn't clutter. It's loose, sketchy tension in the right places. A sitting dog waits beside an open doorway, drawn in quick charcoal lines with one small mustard smudge for warmth. The whole thing sits on a soft off white ground, so it brings story without bringing colour noise. Hang it in a hallway above a low bench, in a study near the desk, or in a quiet corner of the living room where you walk past it daily. It plays well with pale