Terracotta Pebbles Abstract Canvas Print
First glance: deep red. Second glance: the abstract doing something smarter. The pebble-like shapes are off-balance, the edges are hand-painted, and the whole thing looks like a sun-baked plaster wall up close.
Put it up and the room warms by a few degrees. The deep red pulls everything towards earth and clay, and the peach and cream shapes keep it from feeling heavy.
It works above a sofa, a console or a low sideboard. Give it room to breathe — this is a piece that wants to be the main event on its wall.
Pair it with warm timbers, terracotta, linen, bouclé and stoneware. Brass picks up the warmth nicely. Chalky off-white or warm plaster walls flatter it best.
Don't crowd it with other big, busy pieces or cool blue-grey tones — both will fight it. The canvas gives the plaster texture an honest, painterly feel.
First glance: deep red. Second glance: the abstract doing something smarter. The pebble-like shapes are off-balance, the edges are hand-painted, and the whole thing looks like a sun-baked plaster wall up close.
Put it up and the room warms by a few degrees. The deep red pulls everything towards earth and clay, and the peach and cream shapes keep it from feeling heavy.
It works above a sofa, a console or a low sideboard. Give it room to breathe — this is a piece that wants to be the main event on its wall.
Pair it with warm timbers, terracotta, linen, bouclé and stoneware. Brass picks up the warmth nicely. Chalky off-white or warm plaster walls flatter it best.
Don't crowd it with other big, busy pieces or cool blue-grey tones — both will fight it. The canvas gives the plaster texture an honest, painterly feel.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
First glance: deep red. Second glance: the abstract doing something smarter. The pebble-like shapes are off-balance, the edges are hand-painted, and the whole thing looks like a sun-baked plaster wall up close.
Put it up and the room warms by a few degrees. The deep red pulls everything towards earth and clay, and the peach and cream shapes keep it from feeling heavy.
It works above a sofa, a console or a low sideboard. Give it room to breathe — this is a piece that wants to be the main event on its wall.
Pair it with warm timbers, terracotta, linen, bouclé and stoneware. Brass picks up the warmth nicely. Chalky off-white or warm plaster walls flatter it best.
Don't crowd it with other big, busy pieces or cool blue-grey tones — both will fight it. The canvas gives the plaster texture an honest, painterly feel.
