Chic Collection
Contrasts with character.
Chic combines the contrast of black and ivory with soft pinks, burgundy and plum tones. Abstract petals, depicted folds and arches sit alongside more open gestures. You can choose an individual print as an accent or bring together the three panels of a triptych; compare the light and dark pieces to find the visual weight your wall needs.
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60 designs · Several sizes available
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How to style it
Choosing between a dark accent and the openness of ivory
Chic's petals do not carry the same weight as its arches or interwoven bands. In the black and burgundy compositions, ivory creates a pause; in the lighter ones, a dark line can draw all the attention. Look at these balances to choose the individual panel that relates to your furniture or the triptych that expands the contrast.
If you already have pink upholstery, you can keep burgundy within the image alone. A cream wall and medium-toned wood complement the dark pieces without calling for more patterns. For the complete triptych, reserve an uninterrupted space where the three panels can be read together; an individual print can also work as the sole accent above a console table.