Portrait of Roses

This is a beautiful, medium sized needlepoint piece with a wood frame featuring all sorts of faux-something type detailing. At the moment, this piece is actually being used as an anchor to a gallery wall in our living room and we find the bold oxblood outline does a great job at drawing your gaze. Maybe you've got a room with a weird placed light switch, you know? 

Have you ever lived in a place where the light switches just seemed to be installed in the strangest of places? The apartment we're currently in is like that, we were the first in the unit and I got to chat with someone who came by to touch up some of the work done by the contractors and there's a bunch of stuff that's wonky and done in a really rushed way, much like any new build apartment building you will find in the province of Ontario. It's unfortunate. We have a dominant living room wall (the one our television sits against) that has a strange placed light switch, a strange placed A/C unit panel, a strange placed Fan/Circulation panel.

It feels as though someone stood back ten feet and just threw these things at the wall and decided thats where they would live. So a few weeks ago we decided to remedy that by using some of the pieces I've collected in the shop and a few "private stock" to create a gallery wall to draw the eyes away from all those misplaced fixtures and guess what, it works!  I suggest if you've got a room with all sorts of weird blemishes and electrical warts to say, you do the same, this is a great piece for that.