The Peak District Colour Palette Canvas

Peak District Canvas Wall Art for Holiday Cottages, Country Homes and Outdoor Lovers

Bring six stories from the Peaks into your home with The Peak District Colour Palette Canvas, a contemporary piece of wall art inspired by some of the landscape’s best-known places.

The design moves from Blue John and Bakewell through Higger Tor, Kinder Scout and Dovedale to Mam Tor, turning the landscape, geology and traditions of the Peak District into six simple bands of colour.

At 30 x 45cm, it’s a great size for adding colour without dominating a room. Hang it in a living room, bedroom, hallway or home office, or use it to give a Peak District holiday cottage, Airbnb or country retreat a genuine connection to its surroundings.

Rather than a conventional landscape picture, the Colour Palette tells the story of the Peaks through colour. It makes an unusual piece of Peak District wall art for contemporary and traditional interiors alike, particularly for people whose happiest memories involve walking boots, big views and a day somewhere outdoors.

Product Details

• 30 x 45cm
• Handmade to order
• Proudly printed in the UK
• Made using sustainable FSC-accredited materials
• Carefully stretched and finished by hand
• Gallery-style canvas presentation
• Designed and produced for The Colour Palette Company

The Peak District Colour Palette

Blue John – for unique caverns and beautiful minerals
Bakewell Cherry – for a tasty treat with its origins in Derbyshire
Higger Tor Sunrise – for the tor’s ever-changing colours
Kinder Scout Rocks – for the crags of the plateau
Dovedale Stones – for the stepping stones of the River Dove
Mam Tor Moor – for views stretching out across Edale Valley.

It also makes a thoughtful Peak District gift for walkers and hikers, a housewarming present for someone moving to Derbyshire or a lasting reminder of a favourite walking holiday.

For owners of Peak District holiday homes and cottages, it’s an easy way to bring local character into a property and give guests something on the wall that’s unmistakably about the place they’ve come to explore.