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Mess Print by Ned Collections, Framed Abstract Canvas 100cm

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Sale price$329.00
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Blocky, overlapping forms in olive, moss, slate grey, ivory and a single slab of black give the Mess Print its quiet confidence. Brush marks stay visible inside each shape, so the square canvas has the hand-worked feel of a studio painting while keeping a calm, earthy palette.

At 100 x 100cm in a natural frame, it is a strong centrepiece for a living room, study or entry, and an easy fit for the Organic Modern and Japandi Style edits. Give it to someone who loves green but wants it muted and grown-up. More framed pieces live in Wall Art.

Why You'll Love It

  • Square 100 x 100cm format that balances a sideboard, desk or bedhead
  • Earthy olive and moss greens offset by cream, grey and one confident black shape
  • Visible brushwork inside each block for texture and depth
  • Natural frame that keeps the look light and organic
  • A neutral piece with more personality than a plain beige abstract

Product Details

  • Brand: Ned Collections
  • Artwork: Mess, interlocking abstract shapes
  • Materials: printed canvas in a natural PS (polystyrene) frame
  • Colours: olive, moss green, slate grey, black, ivory and cream
  • Dimensions: 100cm wide x 100cm high (framed)
  • Orientation: square
  • Care: dust with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water and cleaning sprays on the canvas, and hang away from direct sun and damp walls

Styling Tips

Centre it above a low walnut or oak sideboard and repeat the olive in a trailing stem or a sage cushion nearby. A ceramic table lamp on one side and a dark textured vase on the other keeps the composition balanced without crowding the canvas.

In a home office, hang it at eye level opposite the desk; the mix of greens and greys reads well under both daylight and warm lamplight.

Pairs beautifully with the Arch Table Lamp and the Kaia Stone Vase on a console beneath.

Gifting Ideas

A distinctive housewarming gift, a reward for finishing a renovation, or a present for a friend whose home is full of plants and timber.

FAQs

What colours are in the Mess Print?
Olive and moss green, slate grey, black, ivory and soft cream, with darker browns at the top edge.

What size is it?
It is a square 100cm by 100cm including the natural frame.

Is this an original painting?
No. It is printed onto canvas, which carries the look of the original brushwork, and it arrives framed.

In Short

The Mess Print by Ned Collections is a square 100 x 100cm framed canvas of interlocking abstract shapes in olive, moss green, slate grey, black and cream, set in a natural frame. It suits living rooms, offices and bedrooms in organic modern and Japandi homes and is available from Flux Boutique in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand.

Mess Print by Ned Collections, square framed canvas of interlocking olive, grey, black and cream abstract shapes
Mess Print by Ned Collections, Framed Abstract Canvas 100cm Sale price$329.00

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