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Wall Decor
Wall decor that makes a statement.
Select from whimsical to serious, representational to abstract. Wall art instantly adds color and interest to your walls.
Stairways, bathrooms and entries can often benefit by the added color and interest
of art. Go to: Wall
Art, Ayla
Graham Pressed Flower Art, Susan Hable
Described as a "creative tour de force" by Ed Marin, CEO and
head of design at Soicher Marin, artist Susan Hable's experience in collage,
sculpture, welding, drawing, and printmaking informs her uniquely inspired
collection. Born and raised in Corsicana, Texas, Hable currently calls a
charming cottage in Athens, Georgia home.
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Creeper Wall Art |
Sunset Wall Art |
| Giclée-printed paper, linen. Bass
wood frame with glass panel included |
Through color and composition,
this piece turns any room's blank wall into a beautiful focal point. |
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Allium Wall Art |
Palm Tree Wall Art |
Mediterranean Leaf Wall Art |
| Classic and modern at once, this
pair of botanical silhouettes presents a elegant focal point for any
room in your home. |
Giclée-printed paper. Gray bass
wood frame with glass panel included |
Classic and modern at once, this
botanical silhouette presents a elegant focal point for any room in your
home. |
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Collage Series - Belief Wall Art |
Hosta Wall Art |
Dogwood Triptych Wall Art |
| Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame and Plexiglas panel included. 29"H, 21"W |
Giclee-printed paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 41"H, 33"W |
Featuring a line drawing depicting
flowing florals, this triptych brings an undeniably modern and feminine
sensibility to a home. |
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Surf II Wall Art |
Matchsticks Wall Art |
Bouquet II Wall Art |
| Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame and Plexiglas panel included. 32" square |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame and Plexiglas panel included. 33"H, 18"W |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 53"H, 29"W |
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Face Series - Jade Wall Art |
Shoot I Wall Art |
Cactus I Wall Art |
| Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame and Plexiglas panel included. 18"H, 15.75"W |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 32.5"H, 20.5"W |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 32"H, 24"W |
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Strawberry Vine Wall Art |
Ship Wall Art |
| Whether hung individually or as a
diptych, these rich pieces draw the eye and lift the spirit. |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 37"H, 25"W |
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Julio Triptych Wall Art |
Road Map Wall Art |
Running Sunset Wall Art |
| At once eye-catching and serene,
this triptych conveys its subject's beauty and vibrancy with every
stroke. |
A free-flowing white line recalls
a path once traveled in this abstractly profound work of art. |
Pink and orange clouds fill an
indigo sky in this dreamy sunset landscape. |
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Balance Wall Art |
Pink Deco Wall Art |
Energy Wall Art |
| Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots, and fades. |
Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots, and fades. |
Painter Kelly Witmer transforms
her depictions of repetitive, geometric shapes into dynamic compositions
using smudges, blots, and fades. |
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Iris Wall Art |
Juliet On Stage Wall Art |
Helen Wall Art |
| Living and working in
Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Becker finds inspiration directly through her
working medium of watercolors. Drawn to its spontaneity and immediacy,
her pieces showcase the unpredictable interactions of the pigments,
water, and paper. |
With the majestic beauty of the
Puget Sound always in view, Seattle-based artist Michael D. Doyle is
inspired by the simplicity of nature. |
Creating from her Seattle studio,
Victoria Bradley finds inspiration in the forests and beaches of her
home state, and continuously experiments with different styles, mediums,
and subject matter - from portraits to landscapes. |
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Big Sky Wall Art |
Blue Thunder Wall Art |
Symphony at Sunset Wall Art |
| In her late teens, trailblazer
Faith Taylor became the first female DJ at Houston's top radio station,
KRBE-FM. It wasn't until she moved to California in 1985 that she
channeled her creative energy toward visual art. Since then, she's
created stirring works that explore the grandness and unpredictability
of the natural world - and contain an inherent musicality that's a
testament to the artist's unique past. |
Featuring a beautiful cumulonimbus
cloud over the ocean shoreline, this painting captures the calm before a
summer thunder storm. |
A calming marsh landscape with
pastel clouds is a soothing image for any room your house - from a
living room to a powder room. |
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Sea Sailboat Wall Art |
Approach Wall Art |
Tranquility No. 3 Wall Art |
| Daniela Orlev's bold brush strokes
and vivid colors capture scenes of beauty and leisure, infusing them
with energy and light. |
Both abstract and figurative,
artist Harry Stooshinoff’s paintings memorialize simple moments in time.
With the Canadian countryside as his home, Stooshinoff roams the land
searching for his next source of inspiration, whether in the rolling
hills of the Oak Ridges Moraine or the inherent beauty of the setting
sun. |
Nantucket-based Lauren Marttila is
a photographer best known for capturing stirring, perfectly composed
scenes of the coastal land and seascapes that surround her home. |
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Abstract Set of Four Prints Wall Art |
Natural Graphic Textile Wall Art |
Untitled Wall Art |
| Sara Beckley and Laura Else - the
creators at the helm of D. Elizabeth Studios - paint abstract and
landscape works. Sara's proclivity for simple nature scenes balances
Laura's passion for bright, line-driven art, yielding a collection of
eclectic paintings that suit any space. |
This beautiful piece of art captivates any wall with its vibrant
design and unique composition. |
Sara Beckley and Laura Else - the
creators at the helm of D. Elizabeth Studios - paint abstract and
landscape works. Sara's proclivity for simple nature scenes balances
Laura's passion for bright, line-driven art, yielding a collection of
eclectic paintings that suit any space. |
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Over the Border Wall Art |
Clouds Wall Art |
Storm Cloud Wall Art |
| Educated at the Philadelphia
College of Art, Yale, and the Maryland Institute, artist Shelley Hull
now resides in Denver, Colorado, where she spends time hiking state and
local parks in search of inspiration. Her landscape paintings are
featured in Fiji and Nepal as part of the Art in Embassies program,
serving as a representation of the American west. |
Residing on a farm near Amsterdam,
award-winning painter Philine van der Vegte is inspired by the natural
beauty of her homeland. Using animals, nature, and people as the
subjects of her paintings, her loose, realistic style evokes the beauty
and immediacy of the everyday. |
Sara Beckley and Laura Else - the
creators at the helm of D. Elizabeth Studios - paint abstract and
landscape works. Sara's proclivity for simple nature scenes balances
Laura's passion for bright, line-driven art, yielding a collection of
eclectic paintings that suit any space. |
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Miron Wall Art |
Zymrat Wall Art |
Landscape VI Wall Art |
| Israeli painter Itzu Rimmer uses
richly saturated hues to create depth in his stirring scenic work. |
Israeli painter Itzu Rimmer uses
richly saturated hues to create depth in his stirring scenic work. Since
studying art in the early 1970s, Itzu Rimmer has been lauded throughout
Israel and Europe for his breathtaking landscape works. Painting stories
of past, present and future within his subjects' vibrant scenery, he
balances the idea of land as something both realistic and conceptual. |
Primarily working with watercolor
and acrylic paint, Christine Lindstrom's artwork takes on an ethereal
quality that explores femininity and gender. |
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Buttermilk Sky Wall Art |
Dales Journey Wall Art |
Untitled Wall Art |
| With the cultural melting pot of
Los Angeles as his home, artist Jacob Lincoln'??s work is inspired by
finding shared human experience amongst diversity of circumstance.
Working across all mediums, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, ink, and
charcoal, Lincoln'??s relatable pieces express connectivity and
compassion. |
Born in Seravezza near Pietrasanta,
Tuscany, Giuliana Lazzerini finds inspiration in childhood memories and
the rich colors of Tuscan landscapes. |
Hailing from Israel, Tal Paz-Fridman
turned a forgotten childhood hobby - photography - into a part-time
profession and soon, a full-time obsession. Specializing in creative and
documentary photography, Tal is inspired by the transcendent qualities
of an image as well as photographer greats such as Ansel Adams, Sam
Abbell, and Henri Cartier-Bresson. |
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Sunday Morning Wall Art |
California Coast Wall Art |
Collections 2 Wall Art |
| Newport Beach-based interior
designer Barclay Butera brings a modern sensibility and approachable
elegance to the canvas, creating monochromatic works inspired by grand
architecture, Old Hollywood glamour, and high fashion around the globe. |
For artist Marie Freudenberger,
painting landscapes is a way to capture the subtle shift in organic
tones as the sun repositions itself throughout the day. Exploring the
differences of atmospheric conditions in her work, she documents the
illusive interactions of light, color and nature. |
From her studio in Austin, Texas,
multi-disciplinary artist Hallie Brewer merges a love of design with an
interest in craft technique to create evocative, transcendent work. |
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Metallic Design 1 Wall Art |
Textile Pattern Wall Art |
| Embellished with shimmering gold
paint, this abstract piece hums with energy and subtle movement. |
Incorporate textile in a unique
way into your interior with this playful, artistic interpretation of
pattern. |
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Guitar and Drums Wall Art |
Bogolan Text Wall Art |
Arrowhead Wall Art |
| Giclée-printed archival canvas.
Wood frame with Plexiglas panel included |
Canvas-printed matte paper.
Board-sewn mat; glass-framed |
With a palette of fresh, vibrant
hues, entrepreneur Dana Gibson's eclectic art is instantly recognizable.
Reminiscent of the calligraphic work of Cy Twombly, she honors classical
motifs with with delicate crepe textures and eclectic patterns. |
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Compartment Wall Art |
Knot Pattern Wall Art |
| Welcome color into your home with
this bright, neon-hued abstract art - it's a chic addition to any
contemporary space. |
Giclée-printed on cotton-blend
canvas. Metal framing tracks with brass finishing tacks |
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Dusty Glaze 1 Wall Art |
Over Under Wall Art |
Geometric And Greek Vase Wall Art |
| A subtle play on negative space,
this piece uses organic shapes and beautifully muted hues of peach and
sand for a calming effect |
From her studio in Austin, Texas,
multi-disciplinary artist Hallie Brewer merges a love of design with an
interest in craft technique to create evocative, transcendent work. |
Drawing inspiration from her study
of textile design, artist Kate Roebuck explores the timeless themes of
pattern, color and texture in each of her bold compositions. Seeking to
evoke a dialogue between herself, her subjects, and the viewer, she
expresses a well-developed balance of precision and play. |
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Abstract Composition 2 Wall Art |
Pieces Of Time Wall Art |
Unbroken Wall Art |
| For over a decade, Madrid-based
artist Jesus Perea painted with a brush and canvas before he
experimented with digital media. As he manipulates papers, textures and
stains via the computer, he explores the interactions between the
logical and the emotional in each abstract composition |
Artist Karina Bania composes her
pieces using intuitive juxtapositions of contrasting forces - emptiness
and fullness, visibility and concealment, stillness and flow - to foster
a sense of balance and connection on the canvas. |
A subtle narrative told in taupe,
white and grey is complemented by pale green accents throughout the
piece. |
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Flow Emotions Wall Art |
Sunday Picnic Wall Art |
Pastel Daydream Wall Art |
| Drawing inspiration from her
favorite activities - daily hiking, traveling abroad and Sunday brunch -
artist Elle Youngstrom expresses her emotions through her paintbrush.
Though watercolors are her first love, she uses her artistic intuition
as a way to explore different textures and mediums while creating each
abstract piece |
Boston-based artist Megan Cassidy
Carty infuses her paintings with a vibrant sense of positivity and a
spirited palette of bold, energetic colors. Her works feature
whimsically unexpected details meant to inspire a sense of comfort,
brightening the viewer's emotional and physical spaces at once. |
Painter Emma McCartney's
upbringing near Yosemite National Park is evident in her elemental oil,
acrylic and watercolor works. Gentle earth tones and topographies bridge
her textile background with Western inspiration for an eye-pleasing
outcome. |
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Swirled Sea Wall Art |
Eternal Optimist Wall Art |
Niosa II Wall Art |
| Idaho-born artist Kira Appelhans
fell in love with printmaking as a student of landscape architecture.
Appelhans found that the etched lines of intaglio printmaking, where ink
is deposited into the incised line of an image, allowed her an
alternate, tactile way to study the processes of the natural world.
Today her work, which has been featured in MoMA, is focused on landscape
design and urbanism |
Los Angeles-based artist Emily
Rickard conveys her love of color through vibrant works that blend a Pop
Art palette with the aesthetics of Abstract Expressionism. True to its
title, this sunny work evokes a sense of buoyant hope and joy. |
After 21 years as an accomplished
interior and home furnishings designer, Dallas resident Kelly O'Neal
turned his artistic sensibilities to the easel. Using his experience
with color and composition, he captures whimsical subjects in a dramatic
light, lending contrast and intrigue to his finished pieces. |
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Could This Be the Magic Wall Art |
Zodiacs Wall Art |
Maybe This Is How It Starts Wall Art |
| A Florida-based artist and a
writer by trade, Virginia Chamlee's written work often inspires her
paintings. Primarily using acrylic and gouache, she frequently features
bold colors and the female form in her pieces. |
Brooklyn-based Danielle Kroll is
an artist, designer and Anthropologie art department alum. Her whimsical
styles, inspired by her ever-growing personal collection of vintage
memorabilia, will awaken your curiosity and enliven your day. |
A Florida-based artist and a
writer by trade, Virginia Chamlee's written work often inspires her
paintings. Primarily using acrylic and gouache, she frequently features
bold colors and the female form in her pieces. |
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Phirst No Bad Days Retro Sun Art Print |
Phirst Choose Kind Art Print |
Maggie Stephenson One Is Good, More Is Better Art Print |
| Embody a sunny state of mind with
this art print featuring a retro text graphic by Phirst. Printed on
archival paper made from cotton pressed in Italian mills, this
high-quality art print is available in sizes and frames just right for
your space. First select your frame (or go frameless), then select your
size. |
When in doubt, opt for kindness
and keep a reminder in your space with this colorful text graphic by
Phirst. Printed on archival paper made from cotton pressed in Italian
mills, this high-quality art print is available in sizes and frames just
right for your space. First select your frame (or go frameless), then
select your size. |
Embrace your role as a plant
person with this art print by Maggie Stephenson. Printed on archival
paper made from cotton pressed in Italian mills, this high-quality art
print is available in sizes and frames just right for your space. First
select your frame (or go frameless), then select your size. |
After contributing two years of research toward a Masters in
Physiology, Ayla Graham returned home to Calgary, Canada to find a job in her
field. However, her career trajectory took an unexpected turn when a skill she
learned from her grandmother - creating art using pressed flowers - became her
true passion. Putting a modern twist on this traditional technique, Graham's
prints represent her connection to her hometown, family, and nature.
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Pressed Flower Giraffe Wall Art |
Pressed Flower Butterfly Wall Art |
Pressed Flower Fox Wall Art |
| Archival ink printed on 320 gsm
fine art paper. UV Plexiglas included. USA. 17.5"W, 14.5"H |
After contributing two years of
research toward a Masters in Physiology, Ayla Graham returned home to
Calgary, Canada to find a job in her field. However, her career
trajectory took an unexpected turn when a skill she learned from her
grandmother - creating art using pressed flowers - became her true
passion. Putting a modern twist on this traditional technique, Graham's
prints represent her connection to her hometown, family, and nature. |
Archival ink printed on 320 gsm
fine art paper. UV Plexiglas included. USA. 20"H, 23"W |
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