A big half sun sits low on the horizon, split into soft horizontal bands of burnt orange, rust, golden ochre and a dusty pink at the bottom. Three rounded hills roll in front of it, two in muted sage and gray, two in warm clay, overlapping like slow waves. Noemi Carvajal painted it in matte, chalky layers, and you can see the brush marks curving along each hill. This is 70s wall art that feels handmade, not printed off a template.
It belongs to our Groovy Calm Retro collection, and it reads like a 70s sunset painting seen through a quieter lens. The palette is pure earth tone wall art: sand, clay, mustard and sage, with a pale cream sky that leaves the shapes plenty of room to breathe.
If you like retro wall art but want something softer than neon rainbows, this one is for you. It suits people who collect thrifted ceramics, rattan and linen, and anyone building groovy home decor that still feels grown up and calming wall art for everyday living.
Hang this canvas wall art over a sofa, a bed or a long console where the wide format can stretch out. It pairs easily with terracotta wall art, burnt orange wall art and sage green wall art in the same space, and looks warm in morning light and evening lamp light alike.