Dragon Fruit in Pink and Lime Canvas Print
Hang this where the warm afternoon light hits and the bright pink sharpens. It's a punchy, hand-painted dragon fruit — whole on top, sliced below — on a calm cream background.
A bright pink fruit and lime green leaves change the temperature of a kitchen or dining wall fast. The cream background keeps it from shouting; the seed-dotted slice gives the eye somewhere to settle.
It sits well above a kitchen counter, on a breakfast-nook wall, or in a dining room where you want a single jolt of colour. Portrait shape suits the narrow stretch between cabinets and shelving.
Pair it with pale oak, warm cream walls, white tile, brass taps, and stoneware in soft pinks or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the focus on the colour.
Skip it if your kitchen is already loaded with pattern — bold tile, patterned blinds, and busy splashbacks will fight it. Give it space to do its job. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Hang this where the warm afternoon light hits and the bright pink sharpens. It's a punchy, hand-painted dragon fruit — whole on top, sliced below — on a calm cream background.
A bright pink fruit and lime green leaves change the temperature of a kitchen or dining wall fast. The cream background keeps it from shouting; the seed-dotted slice gives the eye somewhere to settle.
It sits well above a kitchen counter, on a breakfast-nook wall, or in a dining room where you want a single jolt of colour. Portrait shape suits the narrow stretch between cabinets and shelving.
Pair it with pale oak, warm cream walls, white tile, brass taps, and stoneware in soft pinks or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the focus on the colour.
Skip it if your kitchen is already loaded with pattern — bold tile, patterned blinds, and busy splashbacks will fight it. Give it space to do its job. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
Hang this where the warm afternoon light hits and the bright pink sharpens. It's a punchy, hand-painted dragon fruit — whole on top, sliced below — on a calm cream background.
A bright pink fruit and lime green leaves change the temperature of a kitchen or dining wall fast. The cream background keeps it from shouting; the seed-dotted slice gives the eye somewhere to settle.
It sits well above a kitchen counter, on a breakfast-nook wall, or in a dining room where you want a single jolt of colour. Portrait shape suits the narrow stretch between cabinets and shelving.
Pair it with pale oak, warm cream walls, white tile, brass taps, and stoneware in soft pinks or sage. A simple oak or white frame keeps the focus on the colour.
Skip it if your kitchen is already loaded with pattern — bold tile, patterned blinds, and busy splashbacks will fight it. Give it space to do its job. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
