Hotel Magique

Golden Hour by Kit Lintin

Golden Hour by Kit Lintin - Main image
$25 $160 In stock

Category: ART PRINTS

Art print design by Kit Lintin for Hôtel Magique.
The essence of a sun-soaked destination, Golden Hour was originally painted with oil paint on canvas.
Warm golden tones on the ocean surface, archways that invite you toward a golden horizon, and the silhouette of palm fronds that dance beneath.

Hôtel Magique art prints are printed in the Netherlands on 250 and 300 gsm FSC and PEFC-certified Biotop paper.
Size A3 is available unframed or framed with our signature matt black aluminium, natural white aluminium, oak wood, or slightly darker mahogany wood finish frames.
Size A2 is available unframed or framed with our signature matt black aluminium or oak wood finish frames.

Kit Lintin is an oil painter based in London. 
Here she creates paintings that fuse together scenes of both classical and contemporary nature. 
From Greek mythology to surrealist-inspired compositions, her paintings form dream-like landscapes, where the more you look the more is revealed.

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A1 and A2 size art prints and magique rugs are non-refundable, all other products can be returned within 14 days
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 22 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

I hung it above my reading chair and the oil-painted brushstrokes feel almost dimensional up close, even though it's just a print. The archways pull you in like you're looking through a window into that sun-soaked coast, and the warm gold on the water changes subtly with my room's lighting. It's exa

Jason ★★★★★

The way the golden tones catch the light on the ocean surface makes it feel like the sun is actually hitting my wall, and those archways pull you right into the scene. It’s got that warm, dreamy vibe you’d want for a calm corner.

David ★★★★★

The oil paint texture really comes through in the print, making the golden ocean glow like actual canvas. It’s already the warmest spot in my living room, and the archways give it a nice depth that photos don’t fully capture.