Fish Lunch at the Red Wall Canvas Print
This isn't wall filler. It's deep red with a point of view. A seated figure, a green table, a small fish on a plate — quiet and a bit strange.
Hang it and a flat room gets a focal point. The deep red carries the wall on its own, and the soft green and grey calm everything down so it doesn't feel shouty.
Works best in a dining room above a sideboard or console, or on a feature wall in a living room with warm lamps for the evening.
Pairs well with oak or walnut furniture, linen, stoneware, and chalky off-white walls. The canvas weave softens the deep red so it reads warm rather than flat.
Don't crowd it with other busy art. This one wants room to breathe and a little space either side.
This isn't wall filler. It's deep red with a point of view. A seated figure, a green table, a small fish on a plate — quiet and a bit strange.
Hang it and a flat room gets a focal point. The deep red carries the wall on its own, and the soft green and grey calm everything down so it doesn't feel shouty.
Works best in a dining room above a sideboard or console, or on a feature wall in a living room with warm lamps for the evening.
Pairs well with oak or walnut furniture, linen, stoneware, and chalky off-white walls. The canvas weave softens the deep red so it reads warm rather than flat.
Don't crowd it with other busy art. This one wants room to breathe and a little space either side.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
This isn't wall filler. It's deep red with a point of view. A seated figure, a green table, a small fish on a plate — quiet and a bit strange.
Hang it and a flat room gets a focal point. The deep red carries the wall on its own, and the soft green and grey calm everything down so it doesn't feel shouty.
Works best in a dining room above a sideboard or console, or on a feature wall in a living room with warm lamps for the evening.
Pairs well with oak or walnut furniture, linen, stoneware, and chalky off-white walls. The canvas weave softens the deep red so it reads warm rather than flat.
Don't crowd it with other busy art. This one wants room to breathe and a little space either side.
