Ilona Drew - 'Brighton Pavilion' Framed Print, 26 x 32cm, Multi
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Ilona Drew - 'Brighton Pavilion' Framed Print, 26 x 32cm, Multi
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A vibrant image of Brighton Pavilion by artist Ilona Drew, made and glazed in the UK with a matt-finish frame. Born to two artists, Ilona Drew grew up in a creative environment and both her mother's and father's work still have a huge influence on her own. She learnt valuable skills from working in the greeting card industry about making her own design decisions and about creating unique, eye-catching work. She is always pushing herself to experiment with her work and striving to create something different that stops people and, most importantly, creates a feeling of happiness. Have you thought about wall hooks and fittings?
Our Stylist Says
This bright and playful print is perfect for adding a pop of colour and a touch of whimsy to a variety of interiors. I love it because it works well in both modern and eclectic spaces, especially when paired with neutral tones or soft pastels to let the artwork stand out. It’s ideal for a feature wall in a living room, bedroom, or even a home office. For styling, consider balancing the vivid hues of the Brighton Pavilion with simple, understated frames or minimalist furniture - this keeps the focus on the artwork without overwhelming the space. It’s also great as a standalone piece or as part of a gallery wall, bringing a sense of fun and a dash of personality to your decor.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on John Lewis's website here
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