Introducing a captivating piece of art that seamlessly combines the timeless charm of mid-century modern aesthetics with a touch of contemporary flair. This exquisite artwork is carefully crafted on a framed canvas, bringing a sense of depth and texture to the overall composition. The floating frame adds an element of sophistication, elevating the artwork's visual impact. With its bold colors, clean lines, and geometric shapes, this artwork effortlessly captures the essence of the mid-century modern era. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance and personality to any space, this piece is sure to become a focal point of admiration and conversation. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or bedroom, this artwork is a testament to the enduring appeal of mid-century modern design.
A floating frame creates the illusion of your artwork floating within the frame by leaving a small gap around the canvas. This design adds depth and dimension, making your canvas print visually appealing and sophisticated. Ideal for art collectors and photographers, floating frames enhance the three-dimensional presence of your artwork, providing a professional look. The gap not only emphasises the artwork but also protects the edges from damage, dust, and moisture. Additionally, floating frames seamlessly integrate your artwork into any decor, with the frame’s color offering an attractive contrast that ties the piece into your room's design.
Our D-Ring hangers specially designed for floater framed canvas and open back frames. The D-rings are hidden, so the frame never leans off the wall and the hardware isn't exposed.
Mid Century Mod I Artwork With Floating Frame Features:
Available in Multiple Sizes for Big and Small Walls: 20X24, 24x30, 30X40, 36X48, 48X60
D-Ring Hanger Hardware Included With Each Floater Frame
Frame Colors: White, Black
Made In USA - Supporting Local Economy and American Busineses
Availability: Made-To-Order, Usually Leaves The Warehouse In 2 Weeks Or Less
Due to various screen settings the color of the item may look slightly different in person from what you see on your screen. We try to make sure that the image you see is as accurate as possible.
