Coral Sky Crane Garden Canvas Print
In the 1920s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A pink-coral sky, a gold peacock, white cranes mid-flight, cherry blossom and wisteria all crammed into one tall portrait scene. It's a lot, on purpose. Hang it and a quiet room stops being quiet. The coral and soft pink warm everything around them, the sage and dark greens calm the busier corners, and the gold peacock keeps pulling the eye back. Best on a wall that can hold a feature piece — above a sofa, in an entryway, behind a console in a living room or dining room. Pair it with light oak, rattan, cream linen, soft pink ceramics and a lacquered black side table. Don't crowd it with other busy pattern; one bold piece, one quiet wall. Stretched on canvas for a soft, textured finish that takes the edge off the brightness.
In the 1920s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A pink-coral sky, a gold peacock, white cranes mid-flight, cherry blossom and wisteria all crammed into one tall portrait scene. It's a lot, on purpose. Hang it and a quiet room stops being quiet. The coral and soft pink warm everything around them, the sage and dark greens calm the busier corners, and the gold peacock keeps pulling the eye back. Best on a wall that can hold a feature piece — above a sofa, in an entryway, behind a console in a living room or dining room. Pair it with light oak, rattan, cream linen, soft pink ceramics and a lacquered black side table. Don't crowd it with other busy pattern; one bold piece, one quiet wall. Stretched on canvas for a soft, textured finish that takes the edge off the brightness.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
In the 1920s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A pink-coral sky, a gold peacock, white cranes mid-flight, cherry blossom and wisteria all crammed into one tall portrait scene. It's a lot, on purpose. Hang it and a quiet room stops being quiet. The coral and soft pink warm everything around them, the sage and dark greens calm the busier corners, and the gold peacock keeps pulling the eye back. Best on a wall that can hold a feature piece — above a sofa, in an entryway, behind a console in a living room or dining room. Pair it with light oak, rattan, cream linen, soft pink ceramics and a lacquered black side table. Don't crowd it with other busy pattern; one bold piece, one quiet wall. Stretched on canvas for a soft, textured finish that takes the edge off the brightness.
