Wall Art & Decorative Prints
Wall art defines the tone of a space, giving shape to the quiet between objects. This curated collection features vintage botanicals, coastal landscapes, and modern abstract prints designed to layer effortlessly into calm, intentional interiors. Perfect for creating a focal point above a console or a gathered gallery wall.
Choosing the Right Wall Art for Your Space
The Philosophy of Form
Wall art is more than surface decoration—it defines the tone of a room and gives shape to the quiet between objects. The right print or framed study transforms blank walls into layered, intentional spaces that feel both personal and considered. Whether it’s a vintage botanical, a coastal landscape, or an abstract composition, each piece introduces visual cadence that unifies color, mood, and proportion within a space. Thoughtfully chosen wall art becomes the anchor of a gallery arrangement or a focal statement above a console, reflecting both aesthetic intent and lived experience.
The Literal Foundation
This curated collection features a spectrum of materials and techniques designed to resonate with refined interiors: museum‑quality giclée prints in warm earth tones, framed compositions with natural‑wood or brass edges, and unframed pieces that float easily on neutral walls. The palette ranges from soft blues and linen hues to botanical greens and sepia tones—each selected for its ability to layer effortlessly into living rooms, entrances, or bedrooms. These works are meant to feel collected over time, with rustic frame details and restrained colorways that complement both transitional and coastal spaces.:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
The Stylist’s Directive
Styling wall art is about scale, grouping, and rhythm. Above a sofa or console, choose a single statement piece that spans roughly two‑thirds the width of the furniture below to maintain balance and presence. For gallery walls, mix sizes and orientations while anchoring them to a consistent visual baseline—either aligned at the center point or along a shared lower edge—to create cohesion. Contrast organic imagery (like botanicals) with geometric abstractions to bring depth and movement. In smaller nooks or powder rooms, a singular vertical print elongates the sightline and infuses focus without overwhelming the space.
The Curated Connection
To complete your layered aesthetic, pair wall art with our Artisanal Vases & Vessels to echo shapes and materials, or accent gallery arrangements with the sculptural warmth of our Hurricanes & Candle Holders to create dynamic depth and visual harmony.
Wall Art & Styling: FAQs
As a general rule, wall art should take up 60% to 75% of the available wall space that isn't covered by furniture. If hanging above a console or sofa, aim for the piece to be about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it.
A giclée is a high-quality print produced with archival pigment inks on fine art paper or canvas. This process ensures superior color accuracy and longevity compared to standard digital prints, making them ideal for high-end interiors.
Many of our prints come professionally framed in natural wood, rattan, or metal. Please check the individual product descriptions to confirm if a piece is sold framed, as a canvas wrap, or as an unframed print.
Start by placing your largest piece slightly off-center and build outward. Maintain a consistent gap of 2 to 3 inches between frames to ensure the arrangement feels intentional and cohesive rather than cluttered.
Natural wood and rattan frames offer soft texture, while brass adds warmth and definition. Choose finishes that echo other materials in the room to create cohesion across walls, surfaces, and lighting.