Ele Pack - '5000 Miles' Framed Print & Mount, 80 x 80cm, Blue/Multi
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Ele Pack - '5000 Miles' Framed Print & Mount, 80 x 80cm, Blue/Multi
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An abstract print, '5000 Miles' by artist Ele Pack, presented with a window mount in a museum-quality ash wood frame. Made in the UK, this fine art print is ready to hang on your wall. Ele Pack received her degree in Fine Art Painting from Loughborough College of Art and now lives and works in Brighton. She has exhibited her paintings in the UK, Germany, Sweden and the US and was commissioned to create 12 bespoke paintings for London's Cadogan Hotel in Sloane Street, Chelsea. Ele states that her recent work has "taken inspiration from the ocean, nature and the natural world. I seek to make images that have a feeling of light and space, the landscape and the sea, without being a literal representation. Living on the coast in Brighton has had a definite influence, with much of the new work conveying the openness and feel of space, depth and water." Have you thought about wall hooks and fittings?
Our Stylist Says
I really like the '5000 Miles' print for its versatile, calming palette and contemporary feel. Its large 80 x 80cm size makes it a great focal point in a living room or bedroom, especially when paired with minimalist or modern interiors. The blue and multi-tonal hues work well with neutral tones like grey, white, or beige, but can also complement bolder colour schemes. For styling tips, hang it at eye level above a sofa or console, and consider pairing with simple monochrome or textured accessories to let the artwork stand out. It’s a practical choice for adding visual interest without overwhelming the space, making it suitable for both personal and shared areas.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on John Lewis's website here
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