Country Kitchen | Set of 3
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This perfectly curated rustic kitchen wall art set includes my antique colander, wooden spoons and vintage Deer Creek Ice Cream photographs. All three feature warm, neutral brown shades perfect for a rustic, country or farmhouse kitchen. Or a modern kitchen that needs a bit of vintage charm.
- Orientation: Vertical
- Style: Rustic, Country, Farmhouse, Vintage
- Color(s): Brown, Beige, Tan, Cream
- Room Recommendations: Kitchen, Dining Room
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Materials
• PRINTS: Unframed, created using professional art photography paper with a soft luster (not glossy) finish for rich color tones. Smaller sizes ship flat, larger sizes may ship rolled in a tube for safe delivery. Framing required.
• PRINTS WITH MAT: Prints are pre-mounted to an archival, 4-ply white mat with backing board, ready to pop into a standard-size frame. Great gift presentation! Framing required.
• CANVAS WRAPS: Ready to hang, archival textured canvas print is neatly wrapped around a 1.25" deep wood stretcher frame with an open back and pre-installed sawtooth hanger for easy display.
Shipping
• Prints & matted prints ship in 1-2 business days in sturdy, waterproof packaging.
• 16x20" prints are gently rolled between sheets of archival tissue and shipped in a sturdy tube mailer.
• Canvas wraps ship in 3-4 business days.
• Tracking is sent to you via email when your order is on the way.
International shipping unavailable at this time due to Covid-related delivery issues & delays.
Reviews (12)
Customer Reviews
Love my new prints! They were the perfect addition to the wall in my kitchen.
5 stars review from Laura
Beautiful Lisa Russo Rustic Farmhouse Wall Art set of 3 (had 18x22frames, ordered 11x14photos). Look amazing, beyond expectations! Thank you Lisa. (Wish I could figure out how to send a photo.)
5 stars review from Amy
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It arrived JUST in time thanks to the quick work of the store owner & I'm SO grateful!
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They are beautiful prints and look great in my kitchen. I just need to figure out how to decrease the glare on the frames I purchased, so I can see the prints better.