Three enamel cooking pots stand stacked on a walnut board, largest at the bottom, each one with its lid and its little looped handles. Garrett Sommers painted their cream glaze with loose daisies and cosmos in cobalt blue and paprika red, the kind of simple floral pattern you'd find on a grandmother's stove.
This cooking wall art is all palette knife impasto. Thick, flat strokes of cream, sky blue and warm brown sit on the canvas like chipped tile, so the pots, the board and the soft blue wall behind them all catch the light in ridges. Up close it's texture; from across the room it's a tidy stack of well-loved cookware.
It's made for people who keep the old pots even after buying new ones, who cook from memory, and who like their kitchen wall art to feel collected rather than staged. It fits easily into farmhouse kitchen wall art or rustic kitchen wall art groupings without looking themed.
Hang this canvas wall art above an open shelf, beside the stove, or as pantry wall art at the end of a hallway. Its tall shape suits a narrow wall, and it works just as well as dining room wall art or breakfast nook wall art where morning coffee happens.