Eiffel Tower From Below Canvas Print
Three things it does fast: ground charcoal grey, sharpen brushed steel, wake a hallway. A bold upward shot of the Eiffel Tower, all dark ironwork and pale sky, that brings height and structure to a flat wall. Hang it in a narrow hallway, a study, or above a console in a modern living room — anywhere a vertical line will help draw the eye up. Sits well next to dark wood, black leather, linen and matte metal fittings. Keep the wall around it fairly plain so the lattice work can do the talking. Avoid crowding it with busy florals, pastel pieces or heavy gilt frames — this one wants room to breathe. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Three things it does fast: ground charcoal grey, sharpen brushed steel, wake a hallway. A bold upward shot of the Eiffel Tower, all dark ironwork and pale sky, that brings height and structure to a flat wall. Hang it in a narrow hallway, a study, or above a console in a modern living room — anywhere a vertical line will help draw the eye up. Sits well next to dark wood, black leather, linen and matte metal fittings. Keep the wall around it fairly plain so the lattice work can do the talking. Avoid crowding it with busy florals, pastel pieces or heavy gilt frames — this one wants room to breathe. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
Three things it does fast: ground charcoal grey, sharpen brushed steel, wake a hallway. A bold upward shot of the Eiffel Tower, all dark ironwork and pale sky, that brings height and structure to a flat wall. Hang it in a narrow hallway, a study, or above a console in a modern living room — anywhere a vertical line will help draw the eye up. Sits well next to dark wood, black leather, linen and matte metal fittings. Keep the wall around it fairly plain so the lattice work can do the talking. Avoid crowding it with busy florals, pastel pieces or heavy gilt frames — this one wants room to breathe. Stretched as a canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
