Modern Striped Sofa Poster

A three-seat sofa drawn in sky-blue and cream stripes, floating on a flat brown ground with no room around it. The stripes are painted by hand so they bow and taper, and the cushions are suggested by the way the lines break rather than by any shading. A thin white outline holds the whole piece together. The brown has the grain of coloured paper, which keeps the image from feeling vector-flat. It is a furniture portrait: one object, carefully observed, with everything else removed. The stripes never line up exactly, and that small unevenness is what keeps the drawing alive.

The wide format and the single object make this an easy print for a living room wall above a real sofa, or for a hallway where the joke lands as you walk past. Brown and sky blue work with mid-century wood, cane and cream upholstery. A slim black frame emphasises the drawing; natural oak disappears into the brown and lets the stripes carry it. It sits well beside other single-object illustrations rather than beside landscapes or photography.