Set against an absorptive near-black ground (#0a0a08), this mural is composed as a Rachel Ruysch fragment: a cascading arrangement of large cream and ivory blooms lit by a single warm source from the upper left. The hero is a generous cabbage rose, its ruffled outer petals translucent where light passes through, warm ivory shading to deepest shadow in the folds. A voluminous blush peony droops with its own weight beside it, golden stamens visible at the centre; two classic ivory garden roses anchor the lower right. A silvery eucalyptus branch cascades down through the arrangement; ranunculus, dried poppy seedheads, and small airy bud sprays weave between the larger blooms. A trailing strand of ivy sweeps the lower edge, linking the composition horizontally. Visible oil-painting brushwork, luminous dewdrops on petals, and a subtle hawk moth perched on a dark broad leaf — found only on second glance — complete this candlelit study.

This mural performs best in rooms that know how to be dark: a dining room lit by low-slung sconces, a master bedroom where the wall disappears at night, or a powder room meant to stop a guest in their tracks. The near-black ground deepens further at dusk; the cream and ivory blooms appear to glow from within. Printed to your exact wall dimensions on paste-the-wall non-woven and supplied as numbered panels; custom colourways available.

• Hand-painted scenic mural, printed to order
• Made to your wall's exact measurements
• Matt non-woven paste-the-wall paper
• Supplied as numbered drop panels
• Sample swatch available
• Custom colourways on request
• Designed & finished in-atelier