Claribel Navy Blue Pagoda Framed Prints, Set of Four

Navy blue pagoda framed prints with white architectural drawings, the Claribel wall art set creates a coordinated display for a study, home office or sitting room. Four different pavilion designs share a rich blue ground and pale rattan-wrapped fir wood frames, with glass covering each print.

Ideal for: Traditional and Transitional interiors that combine architectural detail, tailored furniture and a restrained blue-and-white palette.

Key Features

• Framed Paper Artwork: Paper prints are presented with fir wood, MDF, glass and rattan components. Glass covers the drawings, while the frames define each individual composition.
• Four Architectural Subjects: Distinct pagoda and pavilion drawings repeat a vertical rectangular format. Their related forms create continuity without making all four images identical.
• Navy and White Contrast: Pale linework stands out against the deep blue grounds. Light-colored, rattan-wrapped frames add a textured border around the crisp architectural details.
• Coordinated Set of Four: Equal frame sizes support a balanced grid or a longer row. Plan the overall group width and height, including the gaps between frames, before hanging.
• Interior Wall Display: Sawtooth hanging hardware provides the mounting point. The set can establish a feature above a desk, console or seating area with sufficient clear wall space.
• Traditional and Transitional Style: Architectural linework brings a measured decorative note to tailored rooms. The navy palette also works with warm wood and lighter upholstery.

Specifications

• Set: Four framed prints
• Dimensions: 14" W × 1" D × 19.75" H each
• Materials: Fir wood, paper, MDF, glass and rattan
• Artwork Colors: Navy blue and white
• Frame: Pale rattan-wrapped fir wood
• Covering: Glass
• Hanging: Sawtooth hardware
• Weight: 19.8 lb

Care & Use

For interior use only. Dust with a dry cloth.

Design & Atmosphere

The four architectural drawings bring order through a repeated format and changing pavilion silhouettes. Curved rooflines and fine structural details give each image its own identity within a clearly related series.

White linework reads sharply against the navy grounds, while the pale frames soften the transition to the wall. Their textured surfaces provide a quieter contrast to the precise geometry within each drawing.

A two-by-two grid creates a compact feature above a console or desk. A horizontal row offers a broader arrangement where the wall allows it; consistent spacing helps the four pieces read as one considered group.

In a Traditional room, the architectural subjects complement shaped furniture and darker wood. In a Transitional setting, simpler upholstery and clean surrounding lines allow the drawings to introduce detail without overwhelming the overall scheme.

The finished arrangement can feel composed and substantial without relying on bright color. Let the repeated navy grounds establish continuity, then keep nearby accessories restrained so the individual pavilion forms remain easy to appreciate.

Curator’s Styling Tip

Hang the four prints in a grid above a pale console and place one smooth white vessel below an outer frame. Leave the opposite side open to balance the repeated architectural detail.

Bring a coordinated architectural study to your wall.

This item ships directly from our curated collection and is considered final sale. Please review all specifications carefully prior to purchase.