Red Tree in the Garden Canvas Print
For a living room full of curves, this garden scene brings the check. The deep red tree cuts through soft greens, mustard and dusty pink like a punctuation mark, holding the whole composition together. Hang it where the room feels a little too calm and needs a lift — above a low sofa, a sideboard or a reading chair. It pairs well with pale linen, rattan, blond timber and pink plaster walls, and gives stoneware and dried grasses something warm to play off. Avoid hanging it against busy florals or strong tartans; the brushwork wants a quieter wall to sing. Printed as canvas wall art stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
For a living room full of curves, this garden scene brings the check. The deep red tree cuts through soft greens, mustard and dusty pink like a punctuation mark, holding the whole composition together. Hang it where the room feels a little too calm and needs a lift — above a low sofa, a sideboard or a reading chair. It pairs well with pale linen, rattan, blond timber and pink plaster walls, and gives stoneware and dried grasses something warm to play off. Avoid hanging it against busy florals or strong tartans; the brushwork wants a quieter wall to sing. Printed as canvas wall art stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $89.95
-65%$89.95
$31.48Description
For a living room full of curves, this garden scene brings the check. The deep red tree cuts through soft greens, mustard and dusty pink like a punctuation mark, holding the whole composition together. Hang it where the room feels a little too calm and needs a lift — above a low sofa, a sideboard or a reading chair. It pairs well with pale linen, rattan, blond timber and pink plaster walls, and gives stoneware and dried grasses something warm to play off. Avoid hanging it against busy florals or strong tartans; the brushwork wants a quieter wall to sing. Printed as canvas wall art stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
