Sailing Boats on Open Water by Hiroshige Canvas Print
Leave the hallway wall blank if you like cautious rooms. Hiroshige's sailing boats want a wall that can hold a bit of weather and a long horizon. Hang it and the room starts to breathe — the deep blue water cools things down, the red hulls add just enough warmth, and the cream sky gives your eye somewhere to rest. Best at eye level above a console or low sideboard, or in a hallway where people slow down to look. Pair with pale oak, linen, indigo cushions, simple ceramics and aged brass. Don't crowd it with other busy patterns — let the bay do the talking. On canvas, the ink lines and blue water feel slightly softer and more painterly.
Leave the hallway wall blank if you like cautious rooms. Hiroshige's sailing boats want a wall that can hold a bit of weather and a long horizon. Hang it and the room starts to breathe — the deep blue water cools things down, the red hulls add just enough warmth, and the cream sky gives your eye somewhere to rest. Best at eye level above a console or low sideboard, or in a hallway where people slow down to look. Pair with pale oak, linen, indigo cushions, simple ceramics and aged brass. Don't crowd it with other busy patterns — let the bay do the talking. On canvas, the ink lines and blue water feel slightly softer and more painterly.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
Leave the hallway wall blank if you like cautious rooms. Hiroshige's sailing boats want a wall that can hold a bit of weather and a long horizon. Hang it and the room starts to breathe — the deep blue water cools things down, the red hulls add just enough warmth, and the cream sky gives your eye somewhere to rest. Best at eye level above a console or low sideboard, or in a hallway where people slow down to look. Pair with pale oak, linen, indigo cushions, simple ceramics and aged brass. Don't crowd it with other busy patterns — let the bay do the talking. On canvas, the ink lines and blue water feel slightly softer and more painterly.
