Paradiso places a fantastical bird, its plumage drawn at full flourish, on branches heavy with blossom. It belongs to the long decorative tradition of birds among flowering boughs, but the drawing is generous and theatrical, and the bird holds the composition the way a figure holds a painting.
It is made in the United Kingdom. A design with a protagonist rewards rooms where the eye has time to find it, a dining room, a hallway, a cloakroom, a bedroom wall behind the bed, and it can carry a whole room or a single wall with equal conviction. Around it, the furnishing can stay simple; the paper supplies the incident.
