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Why we chose it
The red butterfly and turquoise field are a cheerful interruption on a quiet landing. We chose this print because its emphatic shapes remain legible in passing, while the vintage matchbox lettering gives someone who stops another detail to enjoy. An oak frame and white mount make a clear boundary against the yellow wall. The linked example is the red Butterfly print in oak at A3; check the retailer’s framed dimensions, since the paper size alone does not determine the wall space it needs.
Editorial selection: The red butterfly and turquoise field are a cheerful interruption on a quiet landing. We chose this print because its emphatic shapes remain legible in passing, while the vintage matchbox lettering gives someone who stops another detail to enjoy. An oak frame and white mount make a clear boundary against the yellow wall. The linked example is the red Butterfly print in oak at A3; check the retailer’s framed dimensions, since the paper size alone does not determine the wall space it needs.
This Swedish Matchbox Label is from the 1950's At this time Sweden were one of the leading match manufacturing countries in the world. With its bright celebratin of colours the Butterfly should have a place on any wall as an isntant pick-me up.
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