Home isn’t a place you find—it’s a line you return to. The Hearth Meridian was designed for interiors that want quiet refuge with structure: a calm anchor that sets the room’s emotional center.
A minimalist cabin silhouette sits against a single mountain mass as the sun breaks the horizon, with a restrained waterline below to hold the scene in balance. The linework stays disciplined and architectural—open, intentional negative space that lets the wall breathe while the floating offset pulls a soft halo of shadow around each contour. In daylight, the sunrise rays sharpen into crisp geometry; in low light, the piece reads as a quiet emblem—clean, steady, and timeless.
Curator’s Note: Minimalist architectural line art draws inspiration from modernist illustration, where homes were often depicted as symbols of emotional shelter rather than literal buildings—icons of stability, warmth, and return.
