Selected for distinct wall moments

Craft Your Room’s Story

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Exact Details

Brand or supplier
kateandlaurel
Product type
Plaque Art
Dimensions/options
23x23

What arrives

One How the Sun Loves the Moon Floating Acrylic Art in the selected option unless the product page clearly lists a set or kit. Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

A considered size and presence

Fit for Your Space

Plan the location first, confirm the listed size, then hang or display How the Sun Loves the Moon Floating Acrylic Art according to the supplier's guidance and the wall surface.

23x23 inches plaque art size

Pairs well with wood furniture, white or warm neutral walls, resin decor, linen, leather, stone, coastal textures, and rooms that need a stronger visual story.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

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Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with kateandlaurel.
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A quiet pull toward the light

On a deep green field, a figure gathers the moon close—warm terracottas and blush tones holding a soft white circle like a kept secret.

Night study

How the Sun Loves the Moon

A held moon, a held moment

Blank walls make a finished room feel unfinished, but piling on generic prints drains the energy from a space. How the Sun Loves the Moon Floating Acrylic Art brings scale and a clear point of view to hallways, guest rooms, and small corners that need intention. The saturated green ground and sun-warmed shapes read from across the room, then invite a slower look up close.

Color that lingers

Art sets the tone for how a room is used and remembered. At 23x23, this square composition anchors conversation near a bar cart, marks the turn of a hallway, or greets a workday with something human. The scene feels both quiet and gathered—an easy companion for coastal, playful, or collected rooms.

For rooms that earn a second glance

Someone curating a focused gallery moment in a hallway, office, guest room, or beach-house nook.

Place it with purpose

Hang the 23x23 plaque where a blank wall interrupts the flow—above a console, at the end of a corridor, or over a small seating vignette.
  • Blank walls
  • Hallways
  • Guest rooms
  • Beach houses
  • Collected interiors
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From kateandlaurel

About the Brand

kateandlaurel brings a considered, personal point of view to walls through canvas wall art. The brand focuses on pieces that introduce color, scale, and subject in ways that set a room’s tone without overwhelming it. That intentional restraint makes each canvas a single, confident focal point: enough presence to influence mood, but calibrated to live with existing décor. Shoppers will find a clear, navigable approach—move through works by subject, palette, orientation, and scale—to select art that complements a home's everyday rooms. If you want art that feels chosen rather than summoned, kateandlaurel’s canvases offer a quietly decisive way to finish a space.
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Your Questions Answered

FAQs

What are the dimensions?
It measures 23 by 23 inches.
What type of artwork is it?
It’s a floating acrylic plaque art print titled How the Sun Loves the Moon.
Where does it work best in the home?
It’s suited for blank walls in hallways, offices, guest rooms, bar areas, or a beach-house corner.
What is the overall look and subject?
A modern, abstract figure in warm terracotta and blush tones cradles a white moon against a deep green background.
Is it ready to hang?
The listing describes it as plaque art; specific hanging hardware details aren’t provided.