Cranes Among Blossom on Teal Canvas Print
For a bedroom full of curves, this crane study brings the check. Two red-crowned cranes stand against a deep teal background, framed by cream blossoms and a soft band of bamboo.
Hang it and the room settles. The dark teal pulls the eye in, the blossoms lift it, and a wall that was sitting quietly suddenly has a focal point that earns its place.
It works best as a solo piece on a tall, narrow wall — between two windows, above a slim console in a hallway, or behind a bed where it can be read in full. Keep the surrounding wall pale so the teal can do its work.
Pair it with dark-stained oak, aged brass, raw linen and stoneware. A bouclé chair in oat sits well beside it; a rattan headboard or cane-detail furniture echoes the botanical lines.
Don't crowd it with other bird or blossom prints. One statement is enough. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
For a bedroom full of curves, this crane study brings the check. Two red-crowned cranes stand against a deep teal background, framed by cream blossoms and a soft band of bamboo.
Hang it and the room settles. The dark teal pulls the eye in, the blossoms lift it, and a wall that was sitting quietly suddenly has a focal point that earns its place.
It works best as a solo piece on a tall, narrow wall — between two windows, above a slim console in a hallway, or behind a bed where it can be read in full. Keep the surrounding wall pale so the teal can do its work.
Pair it with dark-stained oak, aged brass, raw linen and stoneware. A bouclé chair in oat sits well beside it; a rattan headboard or cane-detail furniture echoes the botanical lines.
Don't crowd it with other bird or blossom prints. One statement is enough. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
For a bedroom full of curves, this crane study brings the check. Two red-crowned cranes stand against a deep teal background, framed by cream blossoms and a soft band of bamboo.
Hang it and the room settles. The dark teal pulls the eye in, the blossoms lift it, and a wall that was sitting quietly suddenly has a focal point that earns its place.
It works best as a solo piece on a tall, narrow wall — between two windows, above a slim console in a hallway, or behind a bed where it can be read in full. Keep the surrounding wall pale so the teal can do its work.
Pair it with dark-stained oak, aged brass, raw linen and stoneware. A bouclé chair in oat sits well beside it; a rattan headboard or cane-detail furniture echoes the botanical lines.
Don't crowd it with other bird or blossom prints. One statement is enough. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
