
Frida in Facets Canvas Print
Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The faceted portrait turns a familiar face into something graphic and modern, so the colour does the heavy lifting in the room. Hang it where you want a single focal point — above a writing desk, a hallway console, or a small sofa in a study. Pair with warm wood, woven rugs, terracotta pots and one or two leafy plants. Bouclé and dark velvet sit well underneath it. Avoid hanging it next to other busy portraits or pattern-heavy florals; this piece wants room to breathe. As a stretched canvas, the green reads softer and the edges feel painterly.
Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The faceted portrait turns a familiar face into something graphic and modern, so the colour does the heavy lifting in the room. Hang it where you want a single focal point — above a writing desk, a hallway console, or a small sofa in a study. Pair with warm wood, woven rugs, terracotta pots and one or two leafy plants. Bouclé and dark velvet sit well underneath it. Avoid hanging it next to other busy portraits or pattern-heavy florals; this piece wants room to breathe. As a stretched canvas, the green reads softer and the edges feel painterly.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Start with the deep green; it'll wake every brass fitting around it. The faceted portrait turns a familiar face into something graphic and modern, so the colour does the heavy lifting in the room. Hang it where you want a single focal point — above a writing desk, a hallway console, or a small sofa in a study. Pair with warm wood, woven rugs, terracotta pots and one or two leafy plants. Bouclé and dark velvet sit well underneath it. Avoid hanging it next to other busy portraits or pattern-heavy florals; this piece wants room to breathe. As a stretched canvas, the green reads softer and the edges feel painterly.


