Painted Peak in Blush and Rust Canvas Print

We like a mountain landscape best when it comes with a little abrasion. Here the ridges are laid down in thick, striped strokes of rust, blush pink, cream and slate, so the whole thing reads as paint before it reads as a peak. Put it up and a flat, neutral wall suddenly has warmth and direction the diagonal ridgelines pull the eye up, which makes a low-ceilinged room feel taller. It earns its place above a sofa, a bed or a console in an entryway, and it holds a narrow chimney breast well. Pair it with linen, wool, pale timber and simple stoneware. Don’t crowd it with busy patterned wallpaper or a tight cluster of small frames it needs air on either side. On canvas the thick strokes read almost like real paint on the wall.