Stupell Industries 'Your Opinion is Not the Recipe'| Framed Giclee Art
Product ID: B089RS6YBM
Condition: New
Selected Option: Rustic Kitchen Humor Black 20"L x 16"W
$ 280
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Product Description
Stupell Industries 'Your Opinion is Not the Recipe'| Framed Giclee Art
- Kitchen Wit Style: Bold quote art with rustic charm and a playful, sassy feel for everyday display - a lively accent for casual spaces.
- Room Ready Decor: Looks great in kitchen, dining area, breakfast nook, or above a shelf with farmhouse and country charm accents - easy to style with everyday decor.
- Size & Format: Measures 16 x 20 inches framed, with the giclée print mounted on durable Masonite backing and set in a 1.5 inch deep Midnight Black frame - ready to hang once unboxed.
- Giftable Accent: A thoughtful housewarming or seasonal accent for anyone who loves humor, quotes, and kitchen wall art - a fun choice for home refreshes.
- Made in USA Quality: Proudly Made in the USA in our Rhode Island factory, with art by Kim Allen - ready to display with trusted Stupell Industries quality.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Stupell Industries
Manufacturer
Stupell Industries
PartNumber
ab-267_fr_16x20
Model
ab-267_fr_16x20
Color
Rustic Kitchen Humor
Height
20
Length
16
Weight
4
Width
1.5
Size
20"L x 16"W
NumberOfItems
1
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