Vintage Japanese Iris No. 35 Wall Art by Miyoshi Manabu

Vintage Japanese Iris No. 35 Wall Art by Miyoshi ManabuVisual Contrast is a Los Angeles based fine art studio that produces limited edition runs of high quality wall art. This collection of iris paintings was painted by the Japanese botanist Miyoshi Manabu in 1921, offering a vintage touch to your wall decor. Each watercolor was painted on rice paper, adding to the delicate qualityframed in a modern walnut shadowbox and ready for any space from your home office to a bathroom or kitchen.

Although minimal in its silhouette

The abstract composition features a frame within the frame—inspiring post-modern intrigue with a clean

Styled as a standalone piece or in an art wall collection

This versatile floor rug is the perfect foundation for a minimalist look or to layer onto for an eclectic approach

We love this versatile mirror for adding light and depth to an entryway or small-space design with a chic touch set for modern appeal

or on its own in your entry or living space

These chairs for a dining room are perfect for styling around the table or on its own at your desk

Wavy lines give this counter stool a distinctive profile to match its barrel back

Echo the natural texture of this cane bedroom furniture with some fresh linen bedding or other handwoven fabrics

Create a custom element for your home with this signature fabric

Topped with a tapered linen shade

Arts & Crafts textile designer William Morris recreated this ornate pattern in a wallpaper during the late 19th century