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The artwork
Bold color and mirrored structure give this geometric abstract canvas print its sharp modern presence. Layers of charcoal, soft gray, coral, and hot pink create a kaleidoscopic composition that reads like architectural light and fractured form across the wall. This pink coral wall art makes the strongest impact in a living room, office, or bedroom, especially in modern and contemporary interiors that need one confident focal point. The triptych layout gives it scale without feeling heavy, so it holds attention from morning light to evening lamplight.
It suits buyers looking for statement decor with a cleaner, more graphic edge, whether that means finishing a modern apartment, styling a workspace, or choosing a housewarming gift. This piece also works well as modern abstract triptych decor for anyone drawn to bold color, symmetry, and urban-inspired interiors. Arrives ready to hang.
Bold color and mirrored geometry give this geometric abstract canvas print a clean, high-impact presence. The layered composition blends charcoal gray, coral, blush, and hot pink in a structured abstract layout that feels both architectural and expressive. Its triptych format makes it a natural fit for a living room, office, or bedroom where modern wall art needs to carry the space without feeling cluttered.
Each canvas print is hand-crafted with care using archival pigment ink for lasting color and detail. This gallery-wrapped canvas wall art is stretched over a polished 1.5"(4cm) pinewood framework and delivered ready to hang, making it an easy choice when you want large wall art with a finished, gallery-style look.
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General Information about our products:
- Premium 100% Natural Cotton Canvas
- 380 GSM, 18 mill Canvas
- Genuine Archival PIGMENT Ink (Produced to last over 100 years)
- UV-protective coating
- Tight stretched and folded corners by hand
- Mirrored edges
- Stretched on a polished 1.5"(4cm) pinewood framework
- Ready to hang with hanging hardware on the back
- Professionally Handmade with Care!
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Handling and Shipping Info:
After printing and stretching the canvas on pinewood framework, we carefully pack your artwork in bubble wrap and carton.
We ship as fast as possible and usually take one to two days to complete your order.
Tracked delivery will be provided. We ship our canvas prints worldwide without any exceptions!
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If you have any questions about our canvas prints — Contact Us, we usually reply quite fast.
Artwork DNA
OpenHideA three-panel geometric abstract composition shows mirrored framework-like beams with white glowing bars, shifting from charcoal to coral and hot pink.
The artwork appears as a triptych of three vertical panels, each filled with angular, architectural-looking geometry. White, rounded rectangular light bars criss-cross the scene, pointing diagonally and vertically through a maze of pale beams and framed shapes. The left panel is dominated by deep charcoal and grey with a warm orange base near the lower area, while the middle panel transitions through soft peach and coral tones with bright central highlights. The right panel is strongly saturated in hot pink/red, with high-contrast white bars and darker internal shapes. The overall look is graphic, mirrored, and symmetrical in structure, with dense, energetic movement implied by the intersecting beams.
Subject
ABSTRACT
Style
MODERN ABSTRACT
Mood
BOLD
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The high-contrast charcoal and hot pink palette works best against neutral or charcoal walls, with clean-lined furniture and darker metal or stone accents. Keep surrounding decor simple so the mirrored, light-bar geometry stays the focal point. Its strong focal contrast suits spaces like an office, reception or statement wall in a modern home, especially where you want a confident, architectural look.
Best room
OFFICE
Visual read
The public-facing facts a shopper can understand at a glance.
Scene
ALL-OVER ABSTRACT GEOMETRIC COMPOSITION
Subject count
THREE
Human presence
NONE
Medium look
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION LOOK
Abstraction
SEMI-ABSTRACT
Realism
NON-REALISTIC
Detail
HIGHLY DETAILED
Texture
FLAT
Pattern
STRONG PATTERN
Era feel
MODERN
Visible subject tags
Palette
Colour is separated into swatches, shopper words, and interior matching language.
Dominant colours
PINK, CHARCOAL GREY, CORAL, WHITE
Composition
Layout, depth, movement, and wall placement are separated from generic product specs.
Orientation
PORTRAIT
Aspect ratio
UNKNOWN
Focal point
CENTRE
Composition
SPLIT COMPOSITION
Negative space
LOW
Depth
LAYERED
Movement
DIAGONAL
Visual weight
HEAVY
Buyer questions
What does the artwork look like at a distance?
It reads as a bold geometric triptych with mirrored beams and bright white light-bar shapes across charcoal, coral and hot pink tones.
Is the design highly patterned or more minimal?
It is dense and highly structured, with repeating angular geometry and many intersecting elements.
How does it handle colour balance?
A strong hot pink side is balanced by darker charcoal and grey on the other panels, with white highlights for contrast.
Discovery links
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Search cues
Similarity and pairing cues
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Description fragments
Across three vertical sections, angular beams form a layered, symmetrical maze while white rectangular bars cut diagonally through the composition.
The palette moves from deep charcoal and grey to coral and hot pink, with strong white highlights and darker shadowed shapes creating high contrast.
A graphic, semi-abstract geometric style dominates, with mirrored structure, crisp light-bar shapes and dense layered details that feel energetic and modern.
High contrast and vivid pink saturation give the design an energetic, bold and slightly dramatic visual tone.
Its strong focal contrast suits spaces like an office, reception or statement wall in a modern home, especially where you want a confident, architectural look.
This design may appeal to buyers drawn to modern geometric abstraction, mirrored structure and bold colour accents.
Triptych-style geometric abstract with mirrored beams and white light-bar shapes, transitioning from charcoal grey to coral to hot pink.
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Accent colours
WHITE, BLACK
Background
MULTICOLOUR
Temperature
MIXED
Brightness
MEDIUM
Contrast
HIGH
Saturation
VIVID
Colour-led filters
Density
DENSE
Horizon
BLANK
Wall placement cues
Room fit
Scores read like quick suitability cards on mobile instead of a spec table.
Room fit
Room fit
Room fit
Room fit
Room fit
Room and business fit
Interior pairing
Interior matching is grouped into practical styling cues, not hidden in a spec list.
The high-contrast charcoal and hot pink palette works best against neutral or charcoal walls, with clean-lined furniture and darker metal or stone accents. Keep surrounding decor simple so the mirrored, light-bar geometry stays the focal point.
Wall colours
Furniture colours
Materials
Home contexts
Avoid if needed
Quick signals
ARTWORK / VISUAL THEME
GEOMETRIC ABSTRACT TRIPTYCH WITH MIRRORED STRUCTURE
COLOUR PALETTE / DOMINANT TONES
HOT PINK, CHARCOAL GREY, CORAL, WHITE HIGHLIGHTS
COMPOSITION / LAYOUT
THREE-PANEL VERTICAL SPLIT WITH DENSE LAYERED GEOMETRY
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