Watermelon Whole and Slice Canvas Print
Call it playful if you want; we call it better walls. This is the kind of art that makes a kitchen feel deliberate rather than just functional — a whole watermelon and a seeded slice, drawn big and confident.
What changes in the room: the cream background reads as a quiet pause, and the dark green stripes give the wall some weight without going heavy. The pink slice does the smiling. Suddenly the kettle corner has a personality.
Where it goes: above a breakfast bar, beside open shelves of stoneware, on a narrow wall between cabinetry, or in a dining nook where you want a bit of cheek. Portrait shape means it suits taller, slimmer wall slots.
What to pair with it: painted timber, butcher-block, rattan, terracotta, blue-and-white china, linen. It loves a slightly old-fashioned kitchen and a very modern one equally.
What to avoid: ultra-corporate kitchens with chrome everywhere and no warmth — this print wants something to bounce off. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Call it playful if you want; we call it better walls. This is the kind of art that makes a kitchen feel deliberate rather than just functional — a whole watermelon and a seeded slice, drawn big and confident.
What changes in the room: the cream background reads as a quiet pause, and the dark green stripes give the wall some weight without going heavy. The pink slice does the smiling. Suddenly the kettle corner has a personality.
Where it goes: above a breakfast bar, beside open shelves of stoneware, on a narrow wall between cabinetry, or in a dining nook where you want a bit of cheek. Portrait shape means it suits taller, slimmer wall slots.
What to pair with it: painted timber, butcher-block, rattan, terracotta, blue-and-white china, linen. It loves a slightly old-fashioned kitchen and a very modern one equally.
What to avoid: ultra-corporate kitchens with chrome everywhere and no warmth — this print wants something to bounce off. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Call it playful if you want; we call it better walls. This is the kind of art that makes a kitchen feel deliberate rather than just functional — a whole watermelon and a seeded slice, drawn big and confident.
What changes in the room: the cream background reads as a quiet pause, and the dark green stripes give the wall some weight without going heavy. The pink slice does the smiling. Suddenly the kettle corner has a personality.
Where it goes: above a breakfast bar, beside open shelves of stoneware, on a narrow wall between cabinetry, or in a dining nook where you want a bit of cheek. Portrait shape means it suits taller, slimmer wall slots.
What to pair with it: painted timber, butcher-block, rattan, terracotta, blue-and-white china, linen. It loves a slightly old-fashioned kitchen and a very modern one equally.
What to avoid: ultra-corporate kitchens with chrome everywhere and no warmth — this print wants something to bounce off. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.
