Cathedral to Nature Framed Velvet Canvas Grey
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Cathedral to Nature Framed Velvet Canvas Grey
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In collaboration with the Natural History Museum. This beautiful canvas has a gold foil blueprint design that has been provided by the Museum. The blueprint is an original drawing of ‘The Cathedral to Nature’ by the architect Alfred Waterhouse, signed 9th Feb 1872. With a suede feel finish, this canvas has been made from responsibly sourced, FSC-certified timber. By choosing this product, you are supporting responsible management of the world’s forests. Dunelm x Natural History Museum. The Cathedral to Nature Framed Velvet Canvas is part of the Signature collection. This very special collaboration has been influenced by the Natural History Museum’s incredible building. Taking inspiration from the Museum’s unique architectural details and unmistakable Victorian décor, our contemporary collection makes it possible to bring a piece of natural history into your home. © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2022. All Rights Reserved.
Our Stylist Says
This framed velvet canvas makes for a sophisticated statement piece, especially in modern or contemporary interiors. I love its muted grey tone, which provides a calm, neutral backdrop that can effortlessly complement a colour palette of soft neutrals or richer, bolder hues. It works particularly well above a mantelpiece or console table, adding architectural interest without overwhelming the space. For styling tips, consider pairing it with other grey or metallic accents to create a cohesive look, and keep surrounding decor minimal to let the artwork stand out. Its understated elegance makes it versatile for both living rooms and bedrooms, especially in interiors aiming for a refined, gallery-like feel.
Clara Reynolds
Flitch Interior Stylist
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A Legacy of Home Comfort Dunelm's Journey
Dunelm isn't just another store; it's a British legacy. Kicked off in 1979 by the dynamic duo, Bill and Jeany Adderley, what began as a simple market stall in Leicester transformed into one of the UK's most prominent home furnishings retailers.
Fast forward a bit, and their first brick-and-mortar store sprang to life in Leicester in 1984. Dunelm didn't stop there, making waves throughout the decades, innovating and expanding, launching an online shopping experience, and securing its place on the London Stock Exchange.
More than Just Products...A Personal Touch
With a whopping 177 stores across the UK, Dunelm isn't just about selling items; it's about crafting experiences. Many of their stores come with cosy Pausa cafes, offering a space to relax and refuel.
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Sustainability and Future Thinking
But Dunelm is more than its rich history and expansive product range. At its core, the company is committed to creating that heartfelt sensation of truly being at home. They've placed a solid emphasis on making responsible, long-term decisions that prioritise our environment and cherish future relationships.
85% of their growth over the past five years is credited to market share gains, underscoring their commitment to sustainability and quality.
With over 50,000 products, many of which carry the Dunelm brand or are exclusive, they promise style, quality, and an increasing emphasis on eco-friendly credentials.
