A cream vase with stems looping out of it in thick, confident curves, painted by hand on a deep green ground and floated inside a clear acrylic box frame so the canvas edge is visible all the way around. The drawing is deliberately simple — closer to a paper cut-out than a still life — and that flatness is what makes it read from the far side of a room. The acrylic box does the rest: no visible frame profile, no mat, just the canvas held in a clear case. Browse more wall art.
Details
- 24"W x 32"H
- Hand-painted canvas floated in a clear acrylic box frame
- Cream vase and looping stems on a deep forest-green ground
- Flat, graphic drawing style with visible brush texture up close
- Canvas edges visible through the acrylic on all four sides
- Vertical orientation, ready to hang
- Individually painted, so line weight and colour vary piece to piece
- Ships by truck
- By Bloomingville
Styling
The acrylic box is the reason this piece works in a modern room where a carved wood frame would not. There is no frame language to match, so it slots into a mid-century, contemporary or genuinely old house without arguing with the mouldings.
Deep green is a neutral in disguise — it sits with oak, cane, brass, black metal and almost any warm textile — so this can hang over a sofa, a console or a bed and never look like it was chosen to match. Give it clear wall on both sides; the negative space around a flat graphic is part of the composition. Alone above a sideboard with one real plant nearby and nothing else is the version that looks most expensive. More in home decor, living room furniture and decor and more.
Care
- Dust the acrylic with a dry microfibre cloth only
- Never use glass cleaner, ammonia or alcohol on acrylic — it will craze the surface
- For fingerprints, use a barely damp microfibre cloth and dry immediately
- Hang out of direct sun; acrylic yellows and pigments fade
- Use two hooks into studs or heavy anchors — the box frame adds weight
- Handle by the frame edges; acrylic scratches easily
