I have had this amazing print by Mia Widlake for about 5 years, safely rolled up while I tried to decide how to frame it. Finally I was inspired by some floating prints in Sabine McDonald's home and decided to mount this print between two pieces of glass. I am thrilled with how it turned out. Worth the wait and will definitely use this framing method again.
Love how it goes with the succulents and cement. Have a lovely weekend
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