Roomytown unearthed these vintage animal illustrations in an old stack of children's books from the 1930s when browsing for treasures at a flea market in Paris, France.

Roomytown unearthed these vintage animal illustrations in an old stack of children's books from the 1930s when browsing for treasures at a flea market in Paris, France.

This striking fine art print design features a 19th-century tiger illustration sourced from a French natural history encyclopedia, capturing the curiosity and detail of early scientific exploration.

Human fascination with fungi, one of the oldest organism groups on earth, has remained a constant for centuries.

These intricate illustrations of wildflowers were illustrated by John E. Sowerby in 1902. The antique book was described as a volume of reference for the field botanist, the country resident or the summer rambler to identify each plant.

Dating back to the 1930s, this beautiful Poppy illustration was discovered by Roomytown in an album of vintage trading cards from the 1930s. The trading cards were offered as promotional gifts with products from a biscuit factory in France.

Dating back to the 1930s, Roomytown discovered a beautiful collection of vintage trading cards, originally given away in France as promotional gifts with biscuits!

This vintage Colour Wheel fine art print features artwork reproduced from Philipp Otto Runge's studies into colour theory first published in 1810.

This captivating fine art print presents a curated grid of 12 vintage colour wheels, charting the evolution of colour theory from 1708 to 1923.

This characterful fine art print design showcases an array of vintage pencils and chalks, adapted from A.W. Faber’s 1897 stationery catalogue.

In 1886, Ornithologist Robert Ridgway sought to standardise and catalogue the various shades and tints of colours named in the descriptions of birds for professional and amateur naturalists.

These vintage inspired florals bring such an elegant charm to any space!

Light and airy 18th century drawings of aquatic birds. The beauty and quirky personality of these birds was lovingly captured by the illustrator. Finished in a rustic frame with a distressed white finish.

Light and airy 18th century drawings of aquatic birds. The beauty and quirky personality of these birds was lovingly captured by the illustrator. Finished in a rustic frame with a distressed white finish.

Light and airy 18th century drawings of aquatic birds. The beauty and quirky personality of this Black-Necked Stilt was lovingly captured by the illustrator. Finished in a rustic frame with a distressed white finish.

Vintage photographs of idyllic fun in the pool. Accented with bright cheerful colours.

John J. Audubon’s beautiful Blue Heron lithograph offers exquisite detail and colour. The muted tones work perfectly with both traditional and contemporary spaces. The classic gold gild frame offers a timeless offering.

You can almost feel the fresh ocean breeze blowing from just over the hill. The patterns caught in the soft green and blush grasses contrast with the soft skies to offer quiet retreat. Framed in clean white matte and wood frame.

You can almost feel the fresh ocean breeze blowing from just over the hill. The patterns caught in the soft green and blush grasses contrast with the soft skies to offer quiet retreat. Framed in clean white matte and wood frame.