$80.00 – $210.00
Chic and timeless, LayerPlay Centrepieces are an inexpensive way to personalise your space. Beautiful designs, stylish colours and easy removal make them perfect for every room in your home.
Interior decoration can be made simple, easy and fuss-free with our Centrepiece! Our collection has designs that fit with any interior style and aesthetics, whether you want something traditional, colourful or more abstract it can give that beautiful home decor touch to your living room, restaurants and many other places.
Centrepieces are easy to apply and remove, plus they won’t damage your walls! Save time and money while transforming your home. All you have to do is decide, buy, paste and use! Each of our unique designs is removable and reusable and can be reused with other LayerPlay products.
Designed by Lin Barrie, this abstract and artistic centrepiece will spruce up your interior spaces instantly for a party at home or a special event in a commercial area. You can always switch it up with another design, or store it away whenever you want.
Expressing her hopes, fears and love for special ecosystems with her paintbrush, Lin Barrie believes that the abstract essence of a landscape, person or animal can only truly be captured by direct observation. She immerses herself in her subjects, whether it is a night sky, sketching rhinos drinking at a favourite waterhole, watching African wild dogs and their pups, or capturing the mood of an African dawn. See more of her wallpaper collection with us here.
| Size | 80 cm/31.4", 110 cm/43.3", 140 cm/55.1" |
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LayerPlay’s centerpiece is made using 100% polyester made from Europe and printed using waterbased latex ink creating a beautiful, odourless and VOC free centerpiece for your home.
Lin Barrie believes that the abstract essence of a landscape, person or animal can only truly be captured by direct observation. She immerses herself in her subjects, whether it is a night sky, sketching rhinos drinking at a favourite waterhole, watching African wild dogs and their pups, or capturing the mood of an African dawn.
Lin’s work is in various public and private collections in South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Australia, England, Canada, Sweden and the United States of America. She is represented by galleries in South Africa, Zimbabwe, England, Kenya and Florida, USA.
