Erdington and Echinacea wall décor is inspired by the architecture of private houses in Erdington, UK, and the vibrant presence of Echinacea flowers. This artwork emphasizes the beauty of architecture and the successful fusion of these elements in a single piece. Windows offers a glimpse into the lives of others, inviting us to empathize and imagine the stories behind closed doors. Could Echinacea be growing outside the windows of private houses in Erdington? In the back garden? Do their colours stand out, especially at night? What mysteries lie behind the charming facades with intricate masonry decorations?

This wall décor features tufted yellowish-white windows on a punch-needled light brown house façade, adorned with bright red ornaments that highlight the vividness of the design. A red-stitched window, crafted from poly-cotton fabric, serves as a door, inviting viewers to step inside and explore, beckons you to enter, discover, and understand what lies within. The red rag-rug technique handmade window frames with grey fabric panes add a unique decorative touch, emphasizing the essence of windows: to explore, discover, imagine, and reflect.

Through these windows, we not only see into the rooms of others but also find reflections of ourselves. By looking at others, we explore and understand our own identity. This piece encourages viewers to delve into the depths of curiosity, to find beauty in everyday architecture, and to see the world from new perspectives.