Cherry Blossom Acoustic Art Panel
From $219.00
Cherry blossoms, tulip fields and trilliums under fresh green trees. Light, hopeful spring art for rooms that need waking up.
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Spring in Canada can take its sweet time, so the first flowers feel like a big deal. This collection is all about that switch: pale greens, soft pinks and the first colour in months.
Cherry Blossom keeps it simple, one branch of pink blossoms on a blush background. Cherry trees only bloom for a couple of weeks, which is why people crowd into parks to see them. This one stays put, and it suits a bedroom or a narrow wall by a desk.
The white trillium is Ontario's provincial flower, and in spring whole forest floors turn white with them before the trees fill in. Trillium Woods is that scene across a full wall. Birch Grove, with its fresh yellow-green leaves, fits right alongside it.
Tulips are a spring classic here too, and Ottawa holds a big tulip festival every May. Tulip Rows is a field of colourful rows running off to a little windmill, bright enough for a kitchen and cheerful enough for a dining room that needs some colour.
Spring art is a good fix for rooms that feel heavy or dark. Light backgrounds bounce the eye around and the greens make a space feel a bit more alive.
Every design is printed on a sound absorbing panel, so it also cuts down the echo from hard floors, counters and bare walls. Kitchens and home offices tend to need that the most, since they're usually full of hard surfaces and not much soft stuff to soak up sound.
No, and anyone who says so is stretching it. Acoustic panels absorb sound inside the room, so there's less echo and it sounds softer and calmer. They won't stop noise coming through the walls from the neighbours. For that you need building work, not art.
Yes. Kitchens are full of hard surfaces that bounce sound, and bright, fresh art suits them. Tulip Rows is our favourite for over a kitchen table. Keep it away from the stove and sink.
Botanical is all our plant art, any season. Spring is the flowers and fresh green pieces that feel like the first warm weeks of the year.