Three aqua glass bottles stand in a row, short, tall, short, each holding one arching stem of silver-dollar eucalyptus. The round leaves open up into the white paper in soft sage and gray-green, with tiny blooms of pigment pooling at their edges. Below, teal and indigo washes drip off the bottom of the page and scatter into small splashes.
Timothy Rourke painted this in splash watercolor for our Spa Shelf Still Lifes collection. He lets the glass stay mostly paper, catching the light with a few streaks of blue-green, so the bottles feel clear and cool instead of heavy. This is teal bathroom wall decor that reads quiet and calm from across the room.
It suits anyone who wants spa wall art that feels fresh rather than fussy, and who likes a little looseness in their botanicals. If your towels lean aqua, sage, or slate, this picks them up without matching too hard.
Hang it above a towel bar, over the tub, or beside the mirror as small bathroom wall art that still holds its own. It works just as well as powder room wall art or near a calm entryway shelf. Printed as canvas wall art, it brings a clean, zen bathroom wall art feel to minimalist bathroom wall art setups and modern spaces alike.