A confident line in black and white

Ezrah layers broad black marks across a white canvas, creating a composition that feels architectural, spontaneous and deliberately imperfect. A slim black pine frame contains the movement without taking away its energy.

The 120 cm square format gives it enough scale to anchor a substantial wall, while the monochrome palette keeps it surprisingly easy to place. It has presence, but it does not dictate the colour scheme of the entire room.

How we would style it

We would hang Ezrah above a long, low sideboard or a generous sofa, leaving clear space around the frame. Warm plaster, pale stone and natural oak would soften the graphic contrast; smoked glass or one black lacquered detail would connect it back to the artwork.

For a richer interior, we would pair it with tobacco leather, burgundy velvet or brushed brass. The black-and-white composition can take stronger materials, although we would avoid adding another large patterned piece nearby.

These are our styling suggestions. The strongest placement is somewhere its square geometry can be seen from across the room.

Plan the wall

Ezrah measures 120 cm square and projects 5 cm from the wall. The supplied hanging system should be matched with fixings suitable for the wall type; we recommend confirming the final position and fixing method before installation.

The details

• Dimensions: W 120 × D 5 × H 120 cm
• Materials: White canvas and black pine wood
• Frame: 1 cm wide
• Weight: 4.2 kg
• Hanging: Wall hanging system included