Gatsby Geometry in Gold and Black Canvas Print
From the doorway, the hard-edged geometry reads clean. Up close, not polite. Fan shapes, stepped-skyline motifs and diamond grids interlock in fine gold line work, and the deep black ground gives the room weight without filling it.
The wall goes from flat to architectural. Evening light catches the gold lines and the pattern shifts as you move past it. It earns a room rather than decorating one.
Hang it where you want a bit of theatre — entryway, bar area, dining feature wall, or behind a console in the living room. Eye-level, on its own, with breathing room either side.
Pairs well with black lacquer, brass, velvet in deep green or oxblood, marble and walnut. A single bevelled mirror nearby pushes the Deco mood without overdoing it.
Don't crowd it with other patterned art. This piece is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang.
From the doorway, the hard-edged geometry reads clean. Up close, not polite. Fan shapes, stepped-skyline motifs and diamond grids interlock in fine gold line work, and the deep black ground gives the room weight without filling it.
The wall goes from flat to architectural. Evening light catches the gold lines and the pattern shifts as you move past it. It earns a room rather than decorating one.
Hang it where you want a bit of theatre — entryway, bar area, dining feature wall, or behind a console in the living room. Eye-level, on its own, with breathing room either side.
Pairs well with black lacquer, brass, velvet in deep green or oxblood, marble and walnut. A single bevelled mirror nearby pushes the Deco mood without overdoing it.
Don't crowd it with other patterned art. This piece is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang.
Original: $89.95
-65%$89.95
$31.48Description
From the doorway, the hard-edged geometry reads clean. Up close, not polite. Fan shapes, stepped-skyline motifs and diamond grids interlock in fine gold line work, and the deep black ground gives the room weight without filling it.
The wall goes from flat to architectural. Evening light catches the gold lines and the pattern shifts as you move past it. It earns a room rather than decorating one.
Hang it where you want a bit of theatre — entryway, bar area, dining feature wall, or behind a console in the living room. Eye-level, on its own, with breathing room either side.
Pairs well with black lacquer, brass, velvet in deep green or oxblood, marble and walnut. A single bevelled mirror nearby pushes the Deco mood without overdoing it.
Don't crowd it with other patterned art. This piece is the pattern. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang.
