Queen of Cocktails — Pink & Gold Art Print
In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A Queen of Hearts reworked with sunglasses, a cocktail glass and a wink — same swagger as the original, just louder.
The room gets a shot of pink and gold the moment it goes up. Suddenly the bar cart looks deliberate, the cocktail glasses look styled, and the corner you never knew what to do with becomes the corner everyone gravitates to.
Hang it in a kitchen, a home bar, a dressing room, or the wall above a drinks cabinet. It also earns its keep in a downstairs loo, where bold prints belong.
Pairs well with velvet seating, brass fittings, smoked glass and anything with a bit of polish. Pink ceramics and warm gold hardware lean into the palette without overdoing it.
Don't sit it next to anything quiet, earnest or botanical — it will eat them alive. Give it room to be the loudest thing on the wall. Printed on premium fine-art paper, ready to frame in real wood.
In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A Queen of Hearts reworked with sunglasses, a cocktail glass and a wink — same swagger as the original, just louder.
The room gets a shot of pink and gold the moment it goes up. Suddenly the bar cart looks deliberate, the cocktail glasses look styled, and the corner you never knew what to do with becomes the corner everyone gravitates to.
Hang it in a kitchen, a home bar, a dressing room, or the wall above a drinks cabinet. It also earns its keep in a downstairs loo, where bold prints belong.
Pairs well with velvet seating, brass fittings, smoked glass and anything with a bit of polish. Pink ceramics and warm gold hardware lean into the palette without overdoing it.
Don't sit it next to anything quiet, earnest or botanical — it will eat them alive. Give it room to be the loudest thing on the wall. Printed on premium fine-art paper, ready to frame in real wood.
Original: $26.00
-65%$26.00
$9.10Description
In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A Queen of Hearts reworked with sunglasses, a cocktail glass and a wink — same swagger as the original, just louder.
The room gets a shot of pink and gold the moment it goes up. Suddenly the bar cart looks deliberate, the cocktail glasses look styled, and the corner you never knew what to do with becomes the corner everyone gravitates to.
Hang it in a kitchen, a home bar, a dressing room, or the wall above a drinks cabinet. It also earns its keep in a downstairs loo, where bold prints belong.
Pairs well with velvet seating, brass fittings, smoked glass and anything with a bit of polish. Pink ceramics and warm gold hardware lean into the palette without overdoing it.
Don't sit it next to anything quiet, earnest or botanical — it will eat them alive. Give it room to be the loudest thing on the wall. Printed on premium fine-art paper, ready to frame in real wood.
