Three small chamomile flowers sit at the ends of thin, branching stems, each one a ring of white petals around a domed golden center. Lennox Carver built the petals up in thick, creamy strokes so they almost lift off the surface, while the feathery leaves below are drawn in fine, muted green lines. Behind it all, loose washes of cream and pale blue keep the whole plant feeling light and airy.
This is the second painting in our set of 3 botanical prints from the Painted Botanical Studies collection, and it pairs naturally with the other two wildflowers in the trio. On its own, it reads as quiet, honest wildflower wall art with a soft contemporary impressionist touch, more garden notebook than formal still life.
It suits anyone who likes neutral botanical wall art that stays calm in a room, gardeners who know chamomile by its scent, and people who want sage green wall art that does not shout. The restrained palette makes it easy to live with for years.
Hang it as canvas wall art in the kitchen near the tea shelf, in a narrow entryway, or grouped with its two companions above a bench or sideboard. It works as kitchen wall art just as well as it does in a bedroom or reading nook where soft color matters.