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Red Blooms Blue Vase Wall Art
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Lerin Freyou specializes in bold minimalistic pieces that are influenced by nature and color theory. Mood boosting tones are the core of most of her abstracts which makes them the perfect addition to any home decor. She is also an illustrator with three self-published children's books. She based in Lake Charles, Louisiana where vibrant ecosystems are inspiration for her animal and botanical work. She works with watercolors on watercolor paper for her illustrations and acrylic paint on watercolor paper for her licensed work.
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Rich color that lasts
Printed on archival cotton-poly canvas with fade-resistant pigment inks, so the colors stay deep and true for years.
Stretched by hand in Spain
Each print is stretched over solid pine bars and folded at the corners by hand in our workshop in Spain, then checked before it ships.
Arrives ready to hang
Hanging hardware comes installed and every canvas ships with corner guards in a sturdy box. Unbox it, hang it, done.
Red Blooms Blue Vase by Lerin Freyou. Flowers art, printed on canvas and stretched by hand, ready to hang in your bedroom.
Choose a gallery-wrapped canvas or a floating frame, in sizes up to 45×60″. Assembled in the USA, with free shipping and our 90-day guarantee.
If your canvas isn’t right, contact us within 90 days of delivery and we’ll make it right.
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Questions?
For a wall above a sofa or bed, pick art about two-thirds the width of the furniture. Open the size guide to see each size to scale on a wall.
A gallery-wrapped canvas has the image continuing around the edges and hangs without a frame. A framed canvas sits in a floating frame for a finished, gallery look. Both arrive ready to hang.
Most orders are made in 2–3 business days, then shipped. The delivery date for your address is shown above the Add to cart button.
No. Every canvas arrives ready to hang with hardware already attached.
We print with fade-resistant inks on archival canvas and check every piece by hand. Screens vary a little, so colors can look slightly different from your monitor.