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This is the second in the series of Brutalist Car Parks, (the first one I did was Welbeck Street). This disused Brutalist block car park in Rye Lane has seen a lot of action in the last year. The shabby and empty multi level building has been transformed into a creative hub called Peckham Levels, providing much needed space for work for the growing creative community in South London. Print sold unframed.
This Peckham art print is a fantastic piece for adding a touch of urban architecture to your space. I love how its bold, graphic style complements modern and minimalist interiors, especially when aiming to introduce some colour or a focal point. It works particularly well in industrial-inspired settings or alongside other monochrome and concrete textures, creating a cohesive look. For practical styling, consider framing it in a sleek white or black frame to enhance its contemporary vibe, and hang it at eye level in a living room, home office, or hallway for maximum impact. It’s a versatile print that can balance quirky art with a cool city feel, making it ideal for those wanting to inject a bit of London’s architectural character into their interiors.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Wolf & Badger's website here