The mountains brooded. The weather turned. Mist began swallowing the landscape one ridge at a time. None of this appeared to be particularly important to the horse. There was, after all, still grass to eat.
A beautifully patterned horse grazing beneath the mountains as rolling mist settled over the Lofoten Islands, Norway.
Particularly at home in studies, bedrooms, reading rooms, rustic-modern interiors, and spaces that favor quiet character over spectacle. The monochromatic palette pairs naturally with black oak, weathered wood, wool, leather, and stone, while the solitary figure gives the piece a grounded calm against the drama of its surroundings.
10% of this piece supports the Skandere Foundation and its Earthworks initiatives, helping preserve the landscapes, habitats, and wonderfully unbothered lives that continue within them.