Orange and Slice Art Print
By mid-morning, the citrus stops looking decorative and starts working. The kitchen wakes up. Coffee tastes a bit better. The orange does its job.
What changes when this goes up: a flat cream wall stops being a backdrop and becomes part of the room. The bright orange pulls the eye, and the cream ground keeps everything calm enough to live with daily.
Hang it where you eat or cook — above a small breakfast table, beside open shelving, or on the narrow wall between a window and a cupboard. Portrait shape makes it useful in tight kitchen spots.
Pair with oak or beech wood, white or cream tiles, terracotta pots, and simple stoneware. A black or oak frame keeps the look clean and modern.
Don't crowd it with other strong colours. One bright thing per wall is plenty. A simple white frame and matte fine-art paper finish it off.
By mid-morning, the citrus stops looking decorative and starts working. The kitchen wakes up. Coffee tastes a bit better. The orange does its job.
What changes when this goes up: a flat cream wall stops being a backdrop and becomes part of the room. The bright orange pulls the eye, and the cream ground keeps everything calm enough to live with daily.
Hang it where you eat or cook — above a small breakfast table, beside open shelving, or on the narrow wall between a window and a cupboard. Portrait shape makes it useful in tight kitchen spots.
Pair with oak or beech wood, white or cream tiles, terracotta pots, and simple stoneware. A black or oak frame keeps the look clean and modern.
Don't crowd it with other strong colours. One bright thing per wall is plenty. A simple white frame and matte fine-art paper finish it off.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
By mid-morning, the citrus stops looking decorative and starts working. The kitchen wakes up. Coffee tastes a bit better. The orange does its job.
What changes when this goes up: a flat cream wall stops being a backdrop and becomes part of the room. The bright orange pulls the eye, and the cream ground keeps everything calm enough to live with daily.
Hang it where you eat or cook — above a small breakfast table, beside open shelving, or on the narrow wall between a window and a cupboard. Portrait shape makes it useful in tight kitchen spots.
Pair with oak or beech wood, white or cream tiles, terracotta pots, and simple stoneware. A black or oak frame keeps the look clean and modern.
Don't crowd it with other strong colours. One bright thing per wall is plenty. A simple white frame and matte fine-art paper finish it off.
