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Two Irons on the Green Canvas Print

Not because it's soft green, but because it refuses to fade back. Two golf irons lean together over a small white ball, drawn with a warm retro hand on a calm green background. It brings a bit of easy character to a room without shouting. Hang it in a study, a hallway, or above a small console in a home office where it can raise a smile on the way past. It sits happily with warm woods, tan leather, cream ceramics and painted walls in sage or soft clay. Keep the wall around it fairly clear so the shapes read well. Avoid busy floral wallpaper or a wall already stacked with heavy sports memorabilia — it prefers a bit of breathing room.

Not because it's soft green, but because it refuses to fade back. Two golf irons lean together over a small white ball, drawn with a warm retro hand on a calm green background. It brings a bit of easy character to a room without shouting. Hang it in a study, a hallway, or above a small console in a home office where it can raise a smile on the way past. It sits happily with warm woods, tan leather, cream ceramics and painted walls in sage or soft clay. Keep the wall around it fairly clear so the shapes read well. Avoid busy floral wallpaper or a wall already stacked with heavy sports memorabilia — it prefers a bit of breathing room.

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Two Irons on the Green Canvas Print

$64.95

$22.73

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Not because it's soft green, but because it refuses to fade back. Two golf irons lean together over a small white ball, drawn with a warm retro hand on a calm green background. It brings a bit of easy character to a room without shouting. Hang it in a study, a hallway, or above a small console in a home office where it can raise a smile on the way past. It sits happily with warm woods, tan leather, cream ceramics and painted walls in sage or soft clay. Keep the wall around it fairly clear so the shapes read well. Avoid busy floral wallpaper or a wall already stacked with heavy sports memorabilia — it prefers a bit of breathing room.