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Muted Organic Flow I
Alma
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Muted Organics
2 posters · 2 × 50x70 cm
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Muted Organics pairs Muted Organic Flow I and II by Alma, two abstract posters made of wide, rounded bands that seem to fold over one another. Olive green, dusty pink and a deep rose sit on a pale grey background, and a fine brushed texture keeps the shapes soft. Side by side in 50x70 cm, the two motifs use the same colours in a different order, so they belong together without repeating. The pair gives a sofa a calm focal point and adds warmth to a neutral room without clutter. It suits a living room or bedroom where you like earthy colours and quiet character.
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Styling tips
- Oak frames bring out the olive and rose in the prints and sit well with warm wood furniture. Dark oak gives a deeper, more grounded look.
- Keep the sofa and cushions in linen, oatmeal and stone, as in the picture, so the green and pink on the wall are the only real colour.
- Add a marble or stone surface and one or two dark brown ceramics, such as a teapot or vase, to echo the dark shades in the prints.
- A warm cream wall keeps the pale grey background of the posters soft. Against bright white, the shapes look sharper and cooler.
Hang the wall
With 6 cm between the frames, the wall measures about 110 × 75 cm. It works best above a sofa, bed or sideboard that is 140–160 cm wide, with 15–25 cm between the backrest and the frames. Without furniture below, place the centre of the pair 145–150 cm from the floor. Hang Muted Organic Flow I on the left and Muted Organic Flow II on the right, with the top edges on one line.
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Meet the artist
Alma
Alma is a design and art studio inspired by natural colours, movements and textures. With a keen eye for organic and pure forms observed in everyday life, both in a scenic landscape and in a banal situation, they seek expression through the aesthetic languages of minimalism, abstraction and geometry. Their process is one of quiet refinement — distilling each piece down to only what truly belongs, allowing balance and simplicity to do the talking. The result is work that carries a calm, grounding presence, settling naturally into the spaces and rhythms of daily life.
