Klimt-Inspired Birch Garden in Bloom Canvas Print
Because Klimt knew restraint, the deep green hits harder here. The flowers feel louder because the forest behind them is quiet, and that's what makes the whole piece land.
Put this on the wall and the room warms up immediately. The pinks, yellows and reds pull colour out of every cushion, throw and ceramic you own, and the pale birch trunks give the eye somewhere calm to rest.
Hang it where people sit — above a sofa, opposite a reading chair, or as the single piece of colour in an otherwise pared-back bedroom. It wants a wall it can own.
Pair it with linen, oak, brass and plain ceramics. Keep the surrounding walls quiet so the painting can do the heavy lifting.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns or another statement piece on the same wall — this one likes space. Stretched on a wooden frame with a textured canvas surface that softens the brushwork beautifully.
Because Klimt knew restraint, the deep green hits harder here. The flowers feel louder because the forest behind them is quiet, and that's what makes the whole piece land.
Put this on the wall and the room warms up immediately. The pinks, yellows and reds pull colour out of every cushion, throw and ceramic you own, and the pale birch trunks give the eye somewhere calm to rest.
Hang it where people sit — above a sofa, opposite a reading chair, or as the single piece of colour in an otherwise pared-back bedroom. It wants a wall it can own.
Pair it with linen, oak, brass and plain ceramics. Keep the surrounding walls quiet so the painting can do the heavy lifting.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns or another statement piece on the same wall — this one likes space. Stretched on a wooden frame with a textured canvas surface that softens the brushwork beautifully.
Original: $89.95
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$31.48Description
Because Klimt knew restraint, the deep green hits harder here. The flowers feel louder because the forest behind them is quiet, and that's what makes the whole piece land.
Put this on the wall and the room warms up immediately. The pinks, yellows and reds pull colour out of every cushion, throw and ceramic you own, and the pale birch trunks give the eye somewhere calm to rest.
Hang it where people sit — above a sofa, opposite a reading chair, or as the single piece of colour in an otherwise pared-back bedroom. It wants a wall it can own.
Pair it with linen, oak, brass and plain ceramics. Keep the surrounding walls quiet so the painting can do the heavy lifting.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns or another statement piece on the same wall — this one likes space. Stretched on a wooden frame with a textured canvas surface that softens the brushwork beautifully.
