디 루네디 피아토 솔라레

The little Italian faces and mosaic border look even better in person—the clay texture she painted on gives it a depth that photos don't quite capture. I've had it up for a week and find myself staring at the scroll details every time I walk past.

I hung this above my desk and keep catching myself staring at those Italian faces between the column scrolls. The fact that she painted the original on clay gives the print a warmth and texture you can almost feel. It's easily the most distinctive piece in my apartment now.

The mosaic tiles and roman column scrolls give it this old-world texture that photographs beautifully, even though it's a print. I keep catching new details in the faces every time I walk past it, which is exactly what I hoped for.