Allison Reilly took one classic damask motif and gave it the whole canvas. Curling acanthus scrolls fan out in mirrored pairs from a center stem, rising to a teardrop crown and tapering to a point below. She painted it in quick, loose cream strokes over a calm navy ground, and you can see where each stroke thins out to dry-brush at the tips, with a few touches of soft powder blue tucked into the curls.
This damask wall art keeps the elegance of old wallpaper and textiles but drops the fussiness. One motif, plenty of breathing room, and a brushy hand that makes it feel painted rather than printed. It's navy blue wall art with real texture to it.
It suits anyone who loves traditional pattern but wants something quieter on the wall, and anyone collecting blue and white wall art who likes a classic look with a relaxed finish. As hand painted canvas wall art reproduced on canvas, it brings a crafted feel to a room without a lot of color.
Hang it in an entry or a bedroom with other navy blue decor, or make it the blue bathroom wall art above a vanity where the vertical shape fits nicely. It works on its own or alongside other blue canvas prints and indigo wall art from the Painted Indigo Patterns collection.