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Gatsby Gold Deco Sunburst Canvas Print

Too much beige. Not enough gold. This fixes that. A tall Art Deco panel of sunburst fans, chevrons and diamond lattice in warm gold against an almost-black ground.

Drop it into a quiet hallway or behind a sideboard and the whole wall sharpens up. The lines do the work — symmetrical, theatrical, very Jazz Age — without tipping into costume.

Best above a console in an entryway, between two doors, or as a tall feature in a dining room. Portrait shape, so it likes narrow walls.

Pair with dark stained wood, brass handles, velvet, marble tops, and warm lamplight. A black or gold frame plays it straight; oak softens it.

Don't crowd it with other busy pattern or competing geometrics — this one wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.

Too much beige. Not enough gold. This fixes that. A tall Art Deco panel of sunburst fans, chevrons and diamond lattice in warm gold against an almost-black ground.

Drop it into a quiet hallway or behind a sideboard and the whole wall sharpens up. The lines do the work — symmetrical, theatrical, very Jazz Age — without tipping into costume.

Best above a console in an entryway, between two doors, or as a tall feature in a dining room. Portrait shape, so it likes narrow walls.

Pair with dark stained wood, brass handles, velvet, marble tops, and warm lamplight. A black or gold frame plays it straight; oak softens it.

Don't crowd it with other busy pattern or competing geometrics — this one wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.

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Gatsby Gold Deco Sunburst Canvas Print

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Too much beige. Not enough gold. This fixes that. A tall Art Deco panel of sunburst fans, chevrons and diamond lattice in warm gold against an almost-black ground.

Drop it into a quiet hallway or behind a sideboard and the whole wall sharpens up. The lines do the work — symmetrical, theatrical, very Jazz Age — without tipping into costume.

Best above a console in an entryway, between two doors, or as a tall feature in a dining room. Portrait shape, so it likes narrow walls.

Pair with dark stained wood, brass handles, velvet, marble tops, and warm lamplight. A black or gold frame plays it straight; oak softens it.

Don't crowd it with other busy pattern or competing geometrics — this one wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.