Cockatoo on Deep Red Art Print
By late afternoon, the cockatoo stops looking decorative and starts working. The deep red backdrop deepens as the light drops, and the rust crest picks up warmth from lamps and low sun. A quiet room suddenly has a focal point that holds the eye without shouting. Hang it above a warm brown leather chair, a walnut sideboard or a small writing desk in a study. It sits well on a chalky cream, warm white or deep red wall. Pair with brass lamps, linen cushions in oat and clay, and stoneware in earthy tones. Avoid crowding it with other saturated portraits or busy pattern — this piece wants a little breathing room to do its job.
By late afternoon, the cockatoo stops looking decorative and starts working. The deep red backdrop deepens as the light drops, and the rust crest picks up warmth from lamps and low sun. A quiet room suddenly has a focal point that holds the eye without shouting. Hang it above a warm brown leather chair, a walnut sideboard or a small writing desk in a study. It sits well on a chalky cream, warm white or deep red wall. Pair with brass lamps, linen cushions in oat and clay, and stoneware in earthy tones. Avoid crowding it with other saturated portraits or busy pattern — this piece wants a little breathing room to do its job.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
By late afternoon, the cockatoo stops looking decorative and starts working. The deep red backdrop deepens as the light drops, and the rust crest picks up warmth from lamps and low sun. A quiet room suddenly has a focal point that holds the eye without shouting. Hang it above a warm brown leather chair, a walnut sideboard or a small writing desk in a study. It sits well on a chalky cream, warm white or deep red wall. Pair with brass lamps, linen cushions in oat and clay, and stoneware in earthy tones. Avoid crowding it with other saturated portraits or busy pattern — this piece wants a little breathing room to do its job.
