Market Basket and Grocery List Canvas Print
Against pale plaster, the soft pink reads less sweet, more deliberate. The basket and its handwritten list are warm, busy and a little bit playful — exactly what a working kitchen needs on a quiet wall.
Put it up and the room feels lived-in. The deep greens and tomato red give the eye something to land on, while the cream backdrop keeps things from tipping into clutter. It cheers up a corner that always feels a bit dead.
It works best on a kitchen wall between cabinets, above a small sideboard in a dining room, or in a breakfast nook where you actually sit and eat. Hang it at eye level if you stand, lower if you sit.
Pair with painted shaker fronts, butcher-block tops, stoneware mugs and a stack of cookbooks. Brass handles and woven baskets sit beside it nicely.
Don't park it next to bold typography or another busy food print — let this one do the talking. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Against pale plaster, the soft pink reads less sweet, more deliberate. The basket and its handwritten list are warm, busy and a little bit playful — exactly what a working kitchen needs on a quiet wall.
Put it up and the room feels lived-in. The deep greens and tomato red give the eye something to land on, while the cream backdrop keeps things from tipping into clutter. It cheers up a corner that always feels a bit dead.
It works best on a kitchen wall between cabinets, above a small sideboard in a dining room, or in a breakfast nook where you actually sit and eat. Hang it at eye level if you stand, lower if you sit.
Pair with painted shaker fronts, butcher-block tops, stoneware mugs and a stack of cookbooks. Brass handles and woven baskets sit beside it nicely.
Don't park it next to bold typography or another busy food print — let this one do the talking. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
Against pale plaster, the soft pink reads less sweet, more deliberate. The basket and its handwritten list are warm, busy and a little bit playful — exactly what a working kitchen needs on a quiet wall.
Put it up and the room feels lived-in. The deep greens and tomato red give the eye something to land on, while the cream backdrop keeps things from tipping into clutter. It cheers up a corner that always feels a bit dead.
It works best on a kitchen wall between cabinets, above a small sideboard in a dining room, or in a breakfast nook where you actually sit and eat. Hang it at eye level if you stand, lower if you sit.
Pair with painted shaker fronts, butcher-block tops, stoneware mugs and a stack of cookbooks. Brass handles and woven baskets sit beside it nicely.
Don't park it next to bold typography or another busy food print — let this one do the talking. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
