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Neon Scribble Study II Art Print

Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to hot pink. This is the shot of colour a quiet room has been waiting for — pink, orange, blue and yellow crashing into loose black scribbles over a soft cream ground. Hang it in a living room, studio or teen bedroom that already leans neutral and let it do all the shouting. It sits happily above a low sofa, a sideboard or a study desk, framed to the width of the furniture below. Pair with pale oak, bouclé, cream linen and one or two bold ceramics. Skip busy patterned wallpaper, other loud abstracts, and anything else fighting for attention on the same wall — this one wants clear space around it.

Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to hot pink. This is the shot of colour a quiet room has been waiting for — pink, orange, blue and yellow crashing into loose black scribbles over a soft cream ground. Hang it in a living room, studio or teen bedroom that already leans neutral and let it do all the shouting. It sits happily above a low sofa, a sideboard or a study desk, framed to the width of the furniture below. Pair with pale oak, bouclé, cream linen and one or two bold ceramics. Skip busy patterned wallpaper, other loud abstracts, and anything else fighting for attention on the same wall — this one wants clear space around it.

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Neon Scribble Study II Art Print

$29.95

$10.48

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Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to hot pink. This is the shot of colour a quiet room has been waiting for — pink, orange, blue and yellow crashing into loose black scribbles over a soft cream ground. Hang it in a living room, studio or teen bedroom that already leans neutral and let it do all the shouting. It sits happily above a low sofa, a sideboard or a study desk, framed to the width of the furniture below. Pair with pale oak, bouclé, cream linen and one or two bold ceramics. Skip busy patterned wallpaper, other loud abstracts, and anything else fighting for attention on the same wall — this one wants clear space around it.