Description
This framed wall art features a soft study of white feathers set against a pale backdrop, giving a calm and airy feel to any wall. The image is printed with clear detail, so the delicate barbs and gentle movement of each feather are easy to appreciate up close. Presented in a square format measuring 50x50cm, it sits comfortably as a single piece or as part of a grouped arrangement. The wooden frame carries a beaded edge that adds subtle texture and definition without overpowering the artwork itself.
The neutral white palette makes this wall art an easy fit for bedrooms, hallways, living rooms and dressing areas. It works well against painted walls in soft greys, creams and warm whites, and pairs nicely with natural materials such as linen, rattan and light timber furniture. Hang it above a bed or console table for a quiet focal point, or combine two or three pieces for a considered gallery wall. The square shape and slim 2cm depth mean it sits close to the wall and slots easily into tighter spots.
The frame is made from wood with a beaded moulding, chosen for a light and practical finish. To keep the piece looking its best, dust the frame and glazing regularly with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid hanging in direct sunlight over long periods, as strong light can fade printed colours. Use appropriate fixings for your wall type to keep it secure, and check the hanging fitting occasionally to make sure it remains firmly in place.
Specification
| Type |
Wall Art |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
50cm |
| Width |
50cm |
| Depth |
2cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The frame is made from wood with a beaded moulding around the edge, which gives the piece a textured border and a neat, finished look.
Where does this wall art suit best?
It works well in bedrooms, hallways and living rooms. Try it above a bed, sofa or console table, or group several together for a gallery wall.
How big is the piece?
It measures 50x50cm with a slim 2cm depth, so it sits close to the wall and fits neatly into most spaces.
Can I hang it in a bright room?
Yes, though it is best to avoid prolonged direct sunlight, as strong light can fade printed artwork over time.
How do I clean it?
Dust the frame and glazing with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid damp cloths or sprays directly on the surface.