Gilded Forest in Bloom Canvas Print
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to gilded ochre. Hang this gilded forest above a moss-velvet sofa or a low walnut sideboard and the whole room reads warmer, denser, more considered — like the air itself has been varnished. The deep greens settle behind your furniture; the gold and rose trunks pick up every lamp in the room. Best on a chalky off-white or soft-clay wall where the foliage can breathe. Pairs naturally with brass picture lights, antique ceramics, and a single trailing plant. Don't crowd it with other busy florals — this one wants to be the loudest thing in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame so the foliage and gilded trunks carry across the room as one continuous painted surface.
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to gilded ochre. Hang this gilded forest above a moss-velvet sofa or a low walnut sideboard and the whole room reads warmer, denser, more considered — like the air itself has been varnished. The deep greens settle behind your furniture; the gold and rose trunks pick up every lamp in the room. Best on a chalky off-white or soft-clay wall where the foliage can breathe. Pairs naturally with brass picture lights, antique ceramics, and a single trailing plant. Don't crowd it with other busy florals — this one wants to be the loudest thing in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame so the foliage and gilded trunks carry across the room as one continuous painted surface.
Original: $89.95
-65%$89.95
$31.48Description
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to gilded ochre. Hang this gilded forest above a moss-velvet sofa or a low walnut sideboard and the whole room reads warmer, denser, more considered — like the air itself has been varnished. The deep greens settle behind your furniture; the gold and rose trunks pick up every lamp in the room. Best on a chalky off-white or soft-clay wall where the foliage can breathe. Pairs naturally with brass picture lights, antique ceramics, and a single trailing plant. Don't crowd it with other busy florals — this one wants to be the loudest thing in the room. Stretched on a wooden frame so the foliage and gilded trunks carry across the room as one continuous painted surface.
