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European Style Wall Decor and Sconces
Wall decor beyond traditional art can be a dramatic presence whether
it's a reflective, light enhancing framed mirror or more unusual, casual elements.
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Landscapes and Nature
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Saturday Morn Wall Art |
Lagos Wall Art |
Smoky Mountain Sky Pt.1 Wall Art |
| The creative force behind his
eponymous design firm since 1994, Barclay Butera is known for glamorous
yet livable West Coast-style interiors. Although inspired by everything
from East Asian architecture to high-fashion runways, Butera credits old
Hollywood and West Palm Beach as his greatest muses. |
Although hailing from New York,
Richard Silver has always found a home wherever his camera is. With a
passion for travel, he has visited 78 countries across the globe - even
participating in a full "remote year" abroad - where he photographs a
range of subjects from iconic architectures to cities by the sea. |
Based in Detroit, Jon Kopacz
applies his formal training in film photography and commercial digital
multimedia to creating cinematic works of art. Finding inspiration from
the Great Lakes to city architecture, his photography reveals the push
and pull between good and bad in both nature and society. |
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Girl In Wind Wall Art |
White Dove Wall Art |
Julie Wall Art |
| Artist and designer Rafaela
Mascaro created Studio Grand-Pere in 2015 with a purpose to inspire
people to share their creativity around the world through illustration.
Driven by the desire to expand diversity across the field, the project
focuses on the plurality of cultures, genres, and classes. |
Working with gouache and acrylics,
Slovenia-based illustrator Alja Horvat finds inspiration in '70s and
'80s style to create striking, pattern-abundant portraits and botanical
still life pieces. |
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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Julia Wall Art |
Blue Feathers Wall Art |
Marta Wall Art |
| 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. |
For years, Krista McCurdy focused
on her textiles business, until a move to Portland, Oregon granted her
the time - and space - to paint. She'??s known for multilayered
compositions that feature unexpected textural elements and distinct,
unexpected hues - both of which are achieved through cyanotype, a
process traditionally used in the creation of blueprints. |
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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Garden Girl Wall Art |
Evening Blooms Wall Art |
Leaf Skeleton Wall Art |
| Artist and designer Rafaela
Mascaro created Studio Grand-Pere in 2015 with a purpose to inspire
people to share their creativity around the world through illustration.
Driven by the desire to expand diversity across the field, the project
focuses on the plurality of cultures, genres, and classes. |
For years, Krista McCurdy focused
on her textiles business, until a move to Portland, Oregon granted her
the time - and space - to paint. She'??s known for multilayered
compositions that feature unexpected textural elements and distinct,
unexpected hues - both of which are achieved through cyanotype, a
process traditionally used in the creation of blueprints. |
After working on her textile arts
business for the past decade, Janneke Luursema decided to revisit her
love of art. Now working in cyanotype printing, she has developed a
process that results in a unique array of colors and bold textures. |
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Lady and Her Tiger Wall Art |
Translucent Floral Wall Art |
Meant to Be Wall Art |
| Working with gouache and acrylics,
Slovenia-based illustrator Alja Horvat finds inspiration in '70s and
'80s style to create striking, pattern-abundant portraits and botanical
still life pieces. |
Delicate watercolor florals
stretch skyward in this ethereal, minimalist work. |
Giclée-printed, gallery-wrapped
cotton blend canvas |
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Blue Horses Wall Art |
Crane and Flower Wall Art |
Baby Fawn Wall Art |
| Charlotte Ager is a freelance
illustrator based in London, UK. Playing with color, composition, and
traditional content - such as still lifes - Ager's artworks are a
beautiful representation of modern illustration. |
Tel-Aviv-based artist Miri Eshet
is drawn to painting the vintage dishes, blooming flora, and singing
birds that recall her grandmother's lush garden. Working mostly with
watercolors, she allows the bright, Mediterranean light that peeks into
her studio to play upon the joyful nature of her subjects. |
Full-time artist Angela Moulton is
inspired by all things in nature: landscapes, gardens, birds, animals.
From a butterfly pausing in the garden, to a dandelion poking through a
crack in the sidewalk, she hopes to capture the little things that
remind us to slow down and notice the beauty that surrounds us. |
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Plant Tiles Wall Art |
Orange Fruit Wall Art |
Peacock Triptych Wall Art |
| A designer, maker, and mother,
Cece Merkle finds inspiration in vintage scarves, empty walls, house
plants, and old furniture. Using gaouche paint and watercolor, her
abstract work finds the perfect synthesis of natural botanical shapes
and line-based geometry. |
From her studio in Rotterdam,
surface designer Jessica Nielsen crafts cheerful renditions of things
found in nature. From flowers and cacti to peas and pears, the artist's
works are at once minimal, colorful, and brimming with joy. |
Featuring a detailed rendering of
a peacock against a pastel peach background, this triptych wall art
brings character and charm into an interior. |
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Echo Park Wall Art |
Moment of Spring Wall Art |
Lisa Wall Art |
| With each boldly hued petal and
bursting bloom, Bay Area-born Bridgette Thornton engages in playful
exploration of the relationship between depth and color. Her subjects -
whether arranged in a vase or sprouting in a field - take on the organic
vibrancy typically reserved for things found only in the natural world. |
Throughout her childhood, Janice
Sadler imagined living life as an artist, often drawing and painting to
record her feelings and milestones. Today, she's fulfilling her dreams
in downtown San Diego, where the local art scene fuels her creativity
and inspires her work. |
Washington-born Emily Fox King can
pinpoint the moment she fell in love with art: It was kindergarten, and
she'd just rendered a tutu-clad bear using crayon. Today, the mother and
painter explores the notions of femininity through her work, swapping
ballet-dancing animals for nuanced versions of domestic spaces and
floral imagery. |
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Floral Paradise Wall Art |
Be Mine Wall Art |
| Giclée-printed on cotton-blend
canvas. Wood floater frame-mounted |
With each boldly hued petal and
bursting bloom, Bay Area-born Bridgette Thornton engages in playful
exploration of the relationship between depth and color. Her subjects -
whether arranged in a vase or sprouting in a field - take on the organic
vibrancy typically reserved for things found only in the natural world. |
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Symphony at Sunset Wall Art |
Cascading Flowers Wall Art |
Gold Aqua Ferns Wall Art |
| 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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This modern work features gold
paint-embellished flower shapes within a wooden shadow box frame,
generating a three-dimensional, cascading effect.
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Perfect for an eclectic interior,
this botanical abstract features aqua ferns with a shimmering gold leaf
treatment. |
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Pink Ink Floral Pattern Wall Art |
Lilies Wall Art |
Rubber Fig Ink Drawing Wall Art |
| Working from observation in her
home studio in a variety of mediums, Paula Mills captures feminine and
tender subjects with strong color and bold marks. |
Here, California-based artist
Lynne Millar uses contrast to create a striking, yet feminine piece
worthy of mantels and gallery walls alike. |
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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Black Cat Among Irises Wall Art |
Two Birds In A Tree Wall Art |
Bloom Wall Art |
| A graphic designer, art director,
and illustrator based in London, Sabina Radeva finds inspiration in
nature, with science and art often intersecting in her works. |
Israeli artist Tali Yalonetzki's
nostalgia-tinged portraits - like this lovely rendering of birds perched
in a treetop - are reminiscent of the pages of a treasured family album. |
Israeli artist Tali Yalonetzki's
nostalgia-tinged portraits - like this vivid rendering of pink petals in
bloom - are reminiscent of the pages of a treasured family album. |
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The Orchid Wall Art |
Aurora Wall Art |
Branch Wall Art |
| Daniela Orlev's bold brush strokes
and vivid colors capture scenes of beauty and leisure, infusing them
with energy and light. |
A graphic designer, art director,
and illustrator based in London, Sabina Radeva finds inspiration in
nature, with science and art often intersecting in her works. |
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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Long Way Home Wall Art |
Moses Wall Art |
End Up Here Wall Art |
| Hanna Kastl-Lungberg is a graphic
designer and visual artist from Sweden, though you might not know that
from her work: Inspired by "daydreams of California," her prints are
heavily influenced by pal trees, desert landscapes, and SoCal street
style. The artist's use of intense color comes from a love of '80s and
'90s palettes; the same time period inspires her any, geometric prints. |
In this delightful illustration, a
whimsical, well-dressed cat holds a potted plant, while a mysterious
bird friend offers forth assistance. |
Hanna Kastl-Lungberg is a graphic
designer and visual artist from Sweden, though you might not know that
from her work: Inspired by "daydreams of California," her prints are
heavily influenced by pal trees, desert landscapes, and SoCal street
style. The artist's use of intense color comes from a love of '80s and
'90s palettes; the same time period inspires her any, geometric prints. |
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Flora Wall Art |
Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo Wall Art |
Summer Sky Wall Art |
| A colorful rendition of tropical
fronds, this piece is a calming addition to a guest bedroom or powder
room. |
An artist and illustrator in
Washington, DC, Elizabeth Graeber primarily works with pen, ink,
watercolor, and gouache paint on paper. |
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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Pila Peperomioides Wall Art |
Turquoise Bird Wall Art |
The Last Bougainvillea Wall Art |
| Dutch illustrator and designer Sylvia Takken enjoys balancing her
time between personal art and freelance commercial projects such as
magazines, greeting cards, children's books, and advertisements.
Sylvia's graphic style is that of playfulness where she emphasizes color
and shapes, resulting in whimsical works of art. |
Encouraged by her parents to
explore a wide variety of ways to be creative - including decoupage,
quilting, ceramics, woodworking, drawing, and painting - Susan
Farrington's childhood experiences formed the foundation for her love of
mixed media work. She now creates work for hundreds of magazines and
newspapers.
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On the Mediterranean island of
Kefalonian - where the artist Corina Nika lives - bougainvilleas are
almost everywhere during the summer season. Taken from a bush right
outside her home and scanned, this print captures the artful nostalgia
of summer's final days, as preserved in the bougainvillea's leaves.
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A Hare Running Wall Art |
Birds Wall Art |
Pears Wall Art |
| Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 22"H, 30"W |
Archival ink and paper. Bass wood
frame with glass panel included. 28.75"H, 22.75"W |
Featured at both the New York and
Chicago Botanical Gardens, Theresa Drapkin's work reimagines the
traditional still life. With its heavily saturated color palette, her
paintings make a unique statement when placed in any space.
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Pups Wall Art |
Gilded Heron Diptych Wall Art |
Lemons 1 Wall Art |
| Six pups sit and stay as their
likenesses are rendered in minimal ink, resulting in a heartwarming
composition. |
As this heron prepares for flight,
its wings glitter with hand-applied gold-leaf, making its feathers all
the more majestic. Set of two prints |
Focusing on the small wonders that
enrich a quiet day, Elizabeth Mayville seeks to highlight the beauty of
what's often overlooked. From her Grand Rapids home where she creates
her pieces using oil and gouache paints, she explores the multiple
facets of selfhood, identifying a balance between being an artist, a
mother, a wife and a dog-lover.
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Indigo Rock Wall Art |
Pavanes Wall Art |
Indigo Ferns Wall Art |
| Painter Jen Garrido creates
dynamic, abstract motifs based on natural forms around her San Francisco
home. Her compositions play with perspective - a flattened shape here,
added depth there - and draw the eye in with their rich colors and
contrast. |
California artist Jill Sykes
creates stunningly serene paintings inspired by nature in all forms. By
emphasizing the negative space created by branches and leaves, she
constructs peaceful botanical studies that explore both darkness and
light. |
Indigo silhouettes of long-stemmed
leaves add elements of cool-toned freshness to your room.
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Fresh Places Wall Art |
Lemon Branches Wall Art |
Sapphire Frond Wall Art |
| Working out of a 19th century
studio in Greenville, South Carolina, Emily Jeffords paints
abstract-impressionist art. Inspired by nature, poetry, and travel, her
colorful creations are a beautiful blend of classic and contemporary
styles. |
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. |
Kaleidoscopic fronds draw the eye
as swaths of negative space express their own geometry. |
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Sunset Stripes Wall Art |
Grasmere Double Wall Art |
Foggy Big Sur Hills Wall Art |
| Inspired by the Southern coastal
landscape near her studio in Charleston, Karin Olah uses hand-dyed and
vintage fabrics, along with gouache paint, pencil, and pastel to create
beautiful, multi-layered paintings. A beach lover, traveler, and mother,
Olah's imagery comes from summers on the South Fork of Long Island,
quick visits to local beaches and Kiawah Island, and views from her
daughters' favorite playgrounds along the Charleston harbor. |
A professional photographer and
tutor, Alan Ranger leads workshops around the UK where he supports and
instructs photographers of all levels in the art of camera craft and
composition. Disciplined yet inventive, he has spent more than twenty
years developing a personal style that prioritizes a deep understanding
of intention to result in his masterful photos. |
A photographer, art director,
traveler, and mother, Julie Holder is impassioned by telling stories
through her camera lens. With a wanderer's soul and an accomplished
travel repertoire, she approaches each photo frame as an opportunity to
capture a moment - and create meaning for the viewer. |
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After The Rain No. 3 Wall Art |
Landscape With Horse Wall Art |
Red Dragon Sunset Wall Art |
| 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. |
This captivating black-and-white
photo looks beautiful on its own or as part of a curated gallery wall
grouping |
Ever since his parents gifted him
a box camera when he was five years old, Harold Davis has been in love
with photography. After opening his own studio in New York City in the
1980s, he became engulfed in the art scene, interacting with artists
such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring. Now an award-winning
photographer, Davis enhances the power of an image with digital painting
to create stunning, unique works. |
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The Arctic Seas Wall Art |
Pink Sky and Mountains In The Morning Wall Art |
Chasing Light Wall Art |
| In pursuit of a joint creative
lifestyle, husband and wife Robert and Tiffany Peterson taught
themselves photography. Learning from each other's natural strengths and
weaknesses, they quickly became masters at the craft, capturing striking
moments around the world. |
Deeming her work as a "love poem
to California," artist Lucy Snowe has pursued photojournalism and fine
art documentary photography since her time in school. With a background
as a stringer for the entertainment industry, Lucy lets her deep
appreciation for Los Angeles guide her pastel-colored photographic
journeys. |
Globe-trotting photographer
Catherine McDonald evokes a sense of dreamy wanderlust in each
destination she captures. As she voyages from LA to Seoul, she focuses
her lens on the land's romantic details - native trees, age-old bridges,
expansive skylines - and presents each with the alluring aesthetic of a
skilled traveler. |
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Big Ben Wall Art |
Pink Sunset Wall Art |
Silver Slide Burst Wall Art |
| Privately tutored as a child and
later formally trained as an interior designer, Lydia Marie Elizabeth is
best known for her detailed portraits of architecture and interiors. By
exploring shapes and heightened colors of memory, her intriguing
illustrations suggest that buildings are a reflection on those who
inhabit them. |
Through his dreamlike, blurred
work, photographer Greg Anthon seeks to evoke a sense of timelessness in
each painterly composition. Using long shutter speeds, he simplifies the
gestures and color palettes of his subjects, highlighting the essential
elements of their forms. |
Casey Chalem Anderson paints
open-air vistas inspired by the ocean's peaceful expanse. Using a
natural color palette and ethereal forms, she evokes the tranquility of
the Hamptons in each spacious composition. |
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Winter Scene Wall Art |
Hora Wall Art |
Llama In The Snow Wall Art |
| Deeming her work as a "love poem
to California," artist Lucy Snowe has pursued photojournalism and fine
art documentary photography since her time in school. With a background
as a stringer for the entertainment industry, Lucy lets her deep
appreciation for Los Angeles guide her pastel-colored photographic
journeys. |
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. |
Deeming her work as a "love poem
to California," artist Lucy Snowe has pursued photojournalism and fine
art documentary photography since her time in school. With a background
as a stringer for the entertainment industry, Lucy lets her deep
appreciation for Los Angeles guide her pastel-colored photographic
journeys. |
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Summer Sky Wall Art |
In The Mediterranean Wall Art |
Scarlet Fields Ablaze 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. |
Shortly after getting married in
2012, Rob and Tiffany Peterson taught themselves the art of photography
in pursuit of a more creative lifestyle. Now, the husband and wife duo
are masters of capturing the stunning moments - think Icelandic sheep
stopping to say hello or fog rolling over Edinburgh hillsides - that
remind the viewer of our planet's inherent beauty. |
Splitting time between Sag Harbor and New York City, painter Casey
Chalem's work expresses the serenity and tranquility found in nature.
This collection focuses on the place where Chalem feels most grounded -
the ocean - and speaks to its calming effect through color and abstract
forms. |
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