House of Music - Artist Edition Art Print | Signed & Hand Embellished

House of Music is a painting of an interior that has become an argument — for collecting, for music, for the particular pleasure of surrounding yourself with the things that matter most. The subject is a living room in which every available surface has given way to speakers, amplifiers, and audio equipment of varying ages and configurations. The furniture — red leather Chesterfield sofas, a low table — anchors the scene at the base; the wall of equipment rises to the ceiling above it. Tropical plants spill from either side, as if the room has decided not to choose between the organic and the electrical.

The palette is deliberately vivid: cobalt blue dominates the speaker faces, working against reds, oranges, yellows, and a deep warm green in the foliage. The brushwork is gestural and specific — each speaker is its own thing, painted with the same care given to a portrait. The hand-applied gold leaf emerges from within the composition at points chosen during the finishing process; it catches light differently from the painted surface around it, creating moments that shift as you move past the piece. No two examples will be identical: the gold leaf is applied by hand, and the finishing of each piece is individual.

The piece is signed by the artist. It carries the energy of a room in which music was taken seriously — not as background, but as the point of the room. In a sitting room, study, or any interior with confident taste and a good stereo, it holds a wall well and reads differently the longer you look at it.

Archival-quality print on paper. Selected in a single format — the scale we felt best suited the composition. Supplied unframed.

• Art print on archival-quality paper
• Hand-applied gold leaf — each example individually finished
• Signed by the artist
• Selected in a single format — the scale we felt best suited the composition
• Supplied unframed

Archival-quality print on paper. Supplied unframed.

A sitting room with good acoustics and a considered stereo system is the natural home for this piece. Also works in a study where it reads as a conversation piece rather than decoration. The vivid palette sits well against a darker wall — charcoal, deep green, or a warm off-black — where it can glow. An oak or black frame keeps it grounded. The gold leaf catches in softer, warmer light — a lamp close by rather than direct overhead. Companions: a quality turntable, bookshelves, ceramics in earthy tones, objects with texture and character.