The Style Files: How to Style "Magnetic Island I"

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April 08, 2025

The "Magnetic Island" Artwork is inspired by the natural landscapes and coastlines of Australia. Earthy hues of burnt ochre, deep crimson, and sandy beige capture the textures of ancient rock formations and sun-drenched landscapes.

See below the two gorgeous ways you can style this artwork in your home:

Nimbus sofa // Quill coffee table // Fiore square cushion // Ottavio Cushion // Ivory Boucle Cushion // Geometric Green Area Rug // Artwork: Magnetic Island I

Alessa Velvet Lumbar Cushion // Theda Hand-Knotted Wool Rug // Sofa // Artwork: Magnetic Island II

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Creating art to inspire beauty & intention in your home. Travel, nature & everyday moments fuel my creativity. Currently based in Mornington, Australia.

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