Taking her enduring love for colour into the realm of landscapes marks a recent shift in Loizou’s practice. In this body of work, she seeks to highlight the inherent vibrancy of the natural world while also imagining possibilities of colour that extend beyond human perception—landscapes that suggest a reality richer, deeper, and more infinite than we can comprehend.

This painting is a beautiful still-life work that captures Van Gogh's fascination with nature and his distinctive use of colour and brushwork. Painted in May 1890 during Van Gogh’s stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, "Roses" was one of the final pieces he created before moving to Auvers-sur-Oise. The painting is notable for its vivid, life-affirming qualities, symbolizing hope and renewal. The composition consists of a lush bouquet of white roses arranged in a green vase. The flowers are rendered with loose, expressive brushstrokes. Initially these roses were believed to have been more vibrant in colour, possibly with hints of pink or pale tones that have faded over time, now appearing as creamy whites and soft greens. The background, in muted green tones, compliments the flowers.

This print is all about the vibrant essence of summer featuring a lush display of blooming flowers in shades of pink, blush, and deep coral. The composition is filled with large, expressive petals, touches of yellow and orange at the centres add a lively contrast, bringing the flowers to life against a background of muted mauve and purple. With the words “LYON” and “FLEURS D’ÉTÉ” elegantly displayed below, this piece evokes the charm of a sun-drenched garden in full bloom.

This print captures the quiet beauty of winter with a delicate floral arrangement in cool, soothing tones. The artwork showcases a mix of pale cream, soft blue, and deep navy flowers, painted with gentle brushstrokes to evoke a sense of calm and elegance. The text at the bottom reads “MARSEILLE” on the left and “FEUILLAGE D’HIVER” on the right.

Cypresses by Vincent van Gogh is a striking landscape painting that embodies the artist’s emotional connection to nature. Dominated by towering cypress trees that twist upward with an almost flame-like motion, the composition conveys both vitality and melancholy. The swirling sky, painted with bold strokes of blue, white, and yellow, creates a dynamic contrast to the rich green and dark tones of the trees. Van Gogh’s signature impasto technique adds texture and movement, giving the scene an almost dreamlike intensity. The painting captures the artist’s fascination with cypresses as symbols of eternity and spirituality, reflecting his deeply personal exploration of the natural world and its profound emotional resonance.

This print showcases a lush richly painted autumnal floral scene. The composition features deep burgundy blooms against a backdrop of vibrant green foliage, with hints of golden yellow flowers adding warmth and contrast. The text below reads “PARIS” on the left and “BOTANIQUE D’AUTOMNE” on the right. Perfect for bringing an elegant touch of nature into any space.

Bright, vibrant, juicy. A touch of summer perfect for kitchens. The text reads 'Naranjas de Valencia', which means Valencian Oranges and 'cultivadas por la luz del sol', which means grown by sunlight.

This artwork is a soft and elegant depiction of blooming spring flowers. The brushstrokes are fluid and expressive, blending creamy whites, warm golds, and subtle greens to create a sense of freshness and natural beauty. The text at the bottom reads ''Fleurs de Printemps'' which means Spring flowers in French and ''Toulouse'' for the stunning region in France these flowers were inspired by.

William Morris’s 'Compton' print showcases his signature style of intricate patterns and organic shapes. The flowers and leaves are rendered in shades of orange, pink, blue, and green on a backdrop of deep brown and teal hues, creating a harmonious balance between nature and artifice.

The Blackthorn tapestry is a beautiful example of the intricate and vibrant style of design that was popular in Victorian England. This piece, created by John Henry Dearle, showcases his talent for designing complex patterns. John Henry Dearle was a prominent designer working at Morris & Co. in London, Dearle created numerous iconic designs developing a distinctive style within the Morris tradition.

William Morris’s “Arcadia” is a masterful textile design that embodies his vision of an idealized natural world. Featuring a harmonious interplay of intertwining vines, delicate flowers, and lush foliage, the pattern evokes the classical concept of "Arcadia" as a serene, pastoral paradise.

William Morris's "Bachelor's Button" is a classic textile design that reflects his deep connection to nature and mastery of intricate patterns. Created in 1892, this design features delicate floral motifs, primarily inspired by the bachelor’s button flower (commonly known as cornflower), entwined with winding stems and stylized leaves. The composition is symmetrical and rhythmically flowing, showcasing Morris’s signature approach to organic design.

A harmonious repeated pattern featuring delicate red flowers with green foliage against a pale background. John Henry Dearle was a prominent designer working at Morris & Co. in London, Dearle created numerous iconic designs developing a distinctive style within the Morris tradition.

The Marigold design by William Morris is a highly intricate and organic pattern that showcases his signature style inspired by nature. The design features a dense and rhythmic arrangement of marigold flowers, curling leaves, and stems, creating a rich, flowing composition. The marigold flowers are stylized, with rounded petals and prominent centres, interspersed with graceful foliage that fills the space in a balanced and harmonious way. Striking navy against a neutral earthy beige.

This watercolor botanical leaf print brings a touch of nature into your home. The intricate details capture the lushness and vibrancy of tropical foliage, making it an ideal piece for creating a natural sanctuary in any room.

"Lily and Pomegranate" is a striking textile design by William Morris, first created in 1876. The pattern is rich with symbolic and natural motifs, combining the elegant lily flower and the pomegranate, both of which carry significant meanings in Morris’s work. The lily represents purity and beauty, while the pomegranate is often associated with fertility and abundance. These motifs are intricately arranged within a repeating, flowing pattern, set against a background of lush, swirling foliage.

The Larkspur design by William Morris is a classic example of his intricate and nature-inspired patterns. It features a dense arrangement of intertwining foliage, flowers, and stems, creating a lush, tapestry-like effect. The design is centred on the delicate larkspur flowers, which are depicted with stylized blossoms and pointed petals, alongside smaller floral elements and leaves.

This vibrant design showcases a tropical leaves, with deep greens that manage to be soft and bold simultaneously . Perfect for bringing the outdoors in.

William Morris's "Chrysanthemum" design is a captivating example of his talent for creating intricate and nature-inspired patterns. This textile features stylized chrysanthemum flowers in full bloom, surrounded by gracefully curving leaves and vines, arranged in a rich, repeating composition. The design is balanced yet dynamic, showcasing Morris’s ability to infuse movement and rhythm into his patterns.

The intricate beauty of nature itself expressed through a botanical ink print. With depth, fullness and subtlety this is a versatile piece that could be used in most settings.