Number 10 in Sky Blue Art Print
By evening, the painted portrait stops looking decorative and starts working. The room reads as a fan's room — but a considered one, not a poster-tacked one.
What changes: a quiet wall gains a clear focal point in sky blue, white and a flash of peach. The figure pulls the eye, the splatter softens the edges, and the room finally has an opinion about who lives there.
Where to hang it: above a desk, a single bed, or a low sideboard in a games room. It also suits a study wall where you want personality without clutter.
What to pair with it: pale oak, white shelving, simple cotton bedding, the odd trophy, and one or two books on the sport.
What not to do: don't surround it with framed shirts, club scarves and pennants. The painted style does the heavy lifting — let it.
By evening, the painted portrait stops looking decorative and starts working. The room reads as a fan's room — but a considered one, not a poster-tacked one.
What changes: a quiet wall gains a clear focal point in sky blue, white and a flash of peach. The figure pulls the eye, the splatter softens the edges, and the room finally has an opinion about who lives there.
Where to hang it: above a desk, a single bed, or a low sideboard in a games room. It also suits a study wall where you want personality without clutter.
What to pair with it: pale oak, white shelving, simple cotton bedding, the odd trophy, and one or two books on the sport.
What not to do: don't surround it with framed shirts, club scarves and pennants. The painted style does the heavy lifting — let it.
Original: $19.95
-65%$19.95
$6.98Description
By evening, the painted portrait stops looking decorative and starts working. The room reads as a fan's room — but a considered one, not a poster-tacked one.
What changes: a quiet wall gains a clear focal point in sky blue, white and a flash of peach. The figure pulls the eye, the splatter softens the edges, and the room finally has an opinion about who lives there.
Where to hang it: above a desk, a single bed, or a low sideboard in a games room. It also suits a study wall where you want personality without clutter.
What to pair with it: pale oak, white shelving, simple cotton bedding, the odd trophy, and one or two books on the sport.
What not to do: don't surround it with framed shirts, club scarves and pennants. The painted style does the heavy lifting — let it.
