Lanino 40cm x 30cm Line Drawing Framed Art
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Lanino 40cm x 30cm Line Drawing Framed Art
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Description
Contemporary in style with a unique abstract design, the Lanino Line Drawing features a monochrome colour palette finished with a wood effect frame. Orientation: Portrait. Fixing Type: Sawtooth. Framed:Yes. Colour: Natural.
Our Stylist Says
The line drawing in this size is a versatile piece that works well in a variety of interiors, from minimalist spaces to more eclectic rooms. I love how its monochromatic palette and clean design lend a contemporary feel, making it a great accent for a living room, bedroom, or even a hallway. For styling tips, try pairing it with natural materials like a wooden side table or woven baskets to add warmth. You can also create an impactful gallery wall by combining it with other monochrome artworks or framed photographs. Keep the framing simple to let the artwork stand out, and hang it at eye level for maximum visual impact.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Knees's website here
About Knees
Tradition Meets Modern Retail
Knees began as Knee’s Ironmongers & Manufacturers in Trowbridge, evolving into a renowned retailer for premium home products. Transitioning to the modern retail landscape, Knees moved to the Spitfire Retail Park in 2014, refining its product range to specialise in premium home items. They've embraced online purchasing, expanding their reach while maintaining a strong physical presence, particularly with their flagship store in Trowbridge and a significant store in Malmesbury.
Future-Focused and Customer-Centric
With ambitious plans for the future, Knees focuses on delivering a frictionless customer experience. Their upcoming relocation to the White Horse Business Park in 2022 symbolises a commitment to combining retail operations, showcasing aspirational products in an experiential-led showroom, alongside a robust online platform.
