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Prints with burgundy, plum or wine red in the artwork. Deep reds add richness and a sense of drama, especially against warm white or cream walls. They suit living rooms, bedrooms and dining spaces, and pair well with blush and terracotta.
Prints
104
Goes with
Cream, terracotta, charcoal
Mostly in
Japandi, Figure
Showing 49–72 of 104 results
Japandi
Thin vertical bars rise and fall in uneven heights, with no labels or axis: just rhythm for its own sake. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, measured and alive.
Figure
Dark waves of hair fall across a face held steady by one resting hand, painted in deep terracotta and burgundy with an unflinching, tender gaze. The close crop makes the moment feel private, almost overheard. A warm, intimate portrait suited to a bedroom or a considered gallery wall.
Japandi
Nested L-shapes rotate around a shared centre, building a pinwheel out of nothing but right angles. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, structural and sure.
Figure
Beneath a plum-dark sky pierced by a single star, a woman in an oversized mauve sweater stands framed by a pale stone archway. The mood is hushed and hopeful, night settling softly over warm neutral ground beneath her feet. A dreamlike piece for a bedroom wall or a quiet reading corner.
Japandi
Dashes lengthen steadily from left to right, building like a visual crescendo across the canvas. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, building and confident.
Figure
A man pauses at an open door, robe loose, feet bare on a black and white checkerboard floor bathed in soft lilac light. The scene feels caught between rooms, between moments, painted with a gentle, unhurried hand. A quietly cinematic print for a hallway, study, or gallery arrangement.
Figure
Cropped close, a shoulder, a jaw, a hand resting on a pale ledge: this piece lingers on gesture rather than face. Deep burgundy shadow wraps sun-warmed skin in a way that feels painterly and intimate. A striking, close-cropped addition for a gallery wall that wants a moment of quiet tension.
Japandi
A grid of nine squares, and only one answers in solid colour: the rest left as thin outline, waiting. Burgundy and warm cream carry the whole piece, orderly and quietly deliberate.
Figure
Two faces meet close, foreheads and noses nearly touching, one lit in pale blush, the other framed in dark hair and shadow. The closeness is rendered with real tenderness, warm terracotta and blush skin tones melting into one another at the point of contact. It is quiet, intimate, and unmistakably p
Japandi
Stacked semicircles alternate direction to form one continuous, rolling ribbon across the canvas. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, rhythmic and easy.
Figure
A single umbrella opens in soft stripes of blush, dusty pink, and burgundy, rain falling in loose painterly streaks against warm ivory. There is something tender and unhurried about it, a small shelter rendered with real warmth. Dusty rose and blush carry the whole piece.
Japandi
Two circles overlap, and where they meet a third, darker shape appears: deeper and denser, entirely its own. Plum and near-black charcoal carry the whole piece, moody and layered.
Figure
Seen from behind, a man in a white cap and an oversized burgundy and cream jacket stands with his weight settled, unbothered by the gaze. The colour-blocked jacket is rendered in broad, confident strokes, giving the piece a relaxed, contemporary energy. Warm burgundy against soft cream keeps the moo
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A single tall rectangle splits into five unequal bands, each a slightly different weight of plum. Plum and charcoal carry the whole piece, measured and quietly layered.
Figure
A figure strolls away in loose red and white stripes, straw hat and tote in hand, set against a bold field of warm terracotta. The pose is easy and unhurried, painted with the relaxed confidence of a slow summer afternoon. A vibrant, sun-warmed piece full of movement and colour.
Japandi
A tall triangle rises until its apex is cropped clean off by the top edge of the canvas. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, bold and deliberately unfinished.
Figure
A single figure walks the line where deep oxblood sand meets a pale, glassy tide, the whole scene painted in wide, quiet bands of dusty rose and burgundy. There is a stillness here, a sense of scale and solitude that lets the eye rest. A moody, atmospheric shoreline piece for a room that wants a lit
Japandi
Concentric squares rotate a few degrees from one another, catching the eye in a subtle, almost optical shimmer. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, precise and quietly restless.
Japandi
Four triangles pinwheel around a shared centre, each one a distinct shade of the same plum family. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, spirited and in motion.
Japandi
Dots scatter in a loose gradient of size, largest in one corner and thinning to almost nothing in the other. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, light and drifting.
Japandi
A single arch, cut clean from a field of rich plum, its curve holding the quiet weight of the space beneath it: the true subject is what’s left open, not what’s filled. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, restrained and confident.
Japandi
A large diamond sits slightly off-axis, casting what reads as the implied shadow of a second diamond behind it. Plum and charcoal carry the whole piece, moody and layered.
Japandi
A honeycomb of hexagons in outline, and one cell alone answers in solid plum. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, orderly with a single point of focus.
Japandi
Overlapping semicircles form a scalloped edge along the bottom only, leaving the rest of the canvas open and still. Plum and warm cream carry the whole piece, soft and grounded.
Colour pairings
Three colour pairings we keep coming back to, each shown as a pair of real prints.
Burgundy, plum and wine red add richness and a touch of drama, especially against a warm white or cream wall. Our burgundy wall art includes bold abstract prints and deep-toned figures.
These prints suit a living room, bedroom or dining space, and pair well with blush and terracotta. Hang a burgundy print in an oak or black frame for a strong focal point.
Burgundy reads as rich and grown-up. One deep red print is often enough to lift a neutral room. In a group, balance it with lighter blush or cream prints so the wall does not feel heavy.
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