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Desenio launches Modern Composure art

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How to style art with graphic contrasts

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In Modern Composure Desenio’s irreverent statement prints and canvases with lively illustrations and retro photography. The result is a cohesive collection that elevates nostalgia and modern simplicity, perfect for expressing yourself.

How to hang black and white inspired art

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Monochrome art works well if you have natural wood in your home: furniture, floors or finishings. It harmonizes well with the natural tones, bringing graphic contrast into the room, something that works especially well in Mid-century interiors.

Decorating with graphic contrasts is an elegant balancing act between vintage charm and contemporary interiors. At Desenio you can explore our selection of bold artworks perfect for anyone who wants to add a contemporary edge to their space.

Art for every space

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Each design is available in multiple sizes, including large format, perfect for decorating all kinds of homes. Desenio stocks quality frames, available in black and white stained wood or metal to give a more contemporary feel – the frames have clip fastenings so are easy to use.

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Desenio launches 18 new artworks with Modern Composure – with several pieces exclusively created by our artists in the Stockholm Atelier – on Tuesday December 16th at Desenio.com. Click the logo for more information.

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