Terracota Collection
Warmth takes shape
Terracota brings together clay, peach, sand and brown tones in branches, vessels, hills and abstract forms. There are luminous compositions with soft edges and others in which black accentuates the geometry. Explore the individual prints to choose a particular motif, or the triptychs to combine three panels from the same series.
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How to style it
From a delicate branch to broad masses of clay colour
Terracota changes character with the motif: ears of grain bring fine lines, vessels gather depicted volumes, and landscapes open up horizons. Abstractions with black have more contrast than peach forms against cream. Choosing an individual print lets you highlight one of these readings; the triptych relates three compositions within the same warm palette.
Wood and unbleached linen can complement earth tones without also needing to paint the wall terracotta. If there is already a reddish sofa, try a piece with a light background; if the surroundings are very neutral, a dark motif can provide the accent. For the set of three, measure each panel and add the spaces between them before deciding how much width it will occupy.