Sardines and Wine Summer Canvas Print
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. The canvas weave gives the folk brushwork a soft, painted feel up close.
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. The canvas weave gives the folk brushwork a soft, painted feel up close.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. The canvas weave gives the folk brushwork a soft, painted feel up close.
