Design Forward Wallcoverings

Daisies

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$207.5 $415 In stock

Category: Abstract

Where fine art and design converge, the Liz Lidgett Gallery x Chasing Paper collaboration transforms walls into living works of art. Curated by gallerist Liz Lidgett, the collection brings together the distinct creative stylings of nine artists and designers to create one cohesive collection, reminiscent of a traditional art gallery, where each offering can stand alone or be styled together.

Bekah Worley’s work puts the color story first, and draws inspiration from the forms and connections of folk art. Her use of bold shapes and vibrant colors create a flowing field of flowers.

Framed Paper: The framed paper presentation style offers our giclée printed artwork on our premium semi-gloss photo paper or matte media type. The print is float mounted using a 2" float. All framed paper prints come with an acrylic glazing, standard white backer, pre-installed hanging hardware and 100% American maple frames.

Canvas Floater Framed: These prints create a striking “floating” illusion as the canvas rests within the frame with a slight gap, adding depth and dimension to your walls. More than just decor, these prints add character and sophistication to your space, making them ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or even office settings. Create a gallery-worthy display with pieces that speak to you. Each floating frame canvas print delivers crisp details, vibrant colors, and enduring quality.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Isabella M. ★★★★★

The wall actually feels like a gallery now — the colors are so well-balanced they pull the whole room together. I keep catching myself staring at it during coffee instead of looking at my phone.

Elizabeth V. ★★★★★

The gallery-quality curation really shows in how well the daisies pop against the abstract background—it feels like a proper art piece, not just a wallpaper. I keep catching my eye drifting to it while working from home.

Natalie O. ★★★★★

The colors are more muted in person than on screen, which actually makes it feel classier on my wall. It's already starting conversations when people visit, which is exactly what I wanted from a piece like this.