High Rise Attitude

Economically speaking, you've already spent a fortune on that high rise apartment or loft space.  It would be a smashing success to finish out the interior space walls with some retro art.

These days certain types of art is just what a fast paced, urban concrete, city centered living space needs.  It provides that panache, with boosting exhilaration.

Specifically designed for apartment walls, open spaces and city apartments I've created designs that, when displayed properly, will complete your home in such a way that you will be the envy of the block.

Introducing my "design d'intérieur vivifiant".
The latest in splashy canvas prints to bump your creds to the max.


Pick them up here:  http://greg-sharpe.artistwebsites.com/art/all/retro+interior/all 

"If its not different then everyone already has it".  

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