Shop by Style
In this blog post we will explore the many varied styles of art we have curated and how they can help your interior design aspirations.
From mid century to boho chic, we will tell you everything you need to know about incorporating diverse art styles into your home décor. Whether you’re aiming for a sleek, modern look or a cosy, eclectic vibe, choosing the right artwork can make all the difference.
Mid Century
Originating from mainly European influence in furniture design, the appeal and popularity has been an enduring trend in modern interiors. Mid century art is characterised by clean lines, geometric shapes and a minimalist aesthetic. This style often features bold colours and abstract forms that can add a touch of sophistication to any room. Pair these artworks with furniture that has a clean, sleek profile.
Boho
Boho art is all about embracing a carefree mix of patterns, textures and colours. This style often includes elements inspired by nature, such as botanical prints, as well as pieces that incorporate earthy tones and organic shapes. Mix and match different styles to create a layered, visually interesting space.
Minimalist
For those who prefer a more simplistic aesthetic, minimalist art is the way to go. This style focuses on the beauty of empty space, often using monochromatic colour schemes and uncomplicated forms. Black and white photographs, simple line drawings or abstract paintings with subtle colour palettes can all work well in a minimalist setting.
Modern
Modern art often features bold, vivid colours and abstract forms that can make a striking statement in any room. To incorporate modern art into your home, look for pieces that emphasise simplicity and sophistication. Pair these artworks with furniture that has a sleek, minimalist profile for a contemporary look.
Hamptons
The Hamptons style is all about relaxed elegance, inspired by coastal living. This style often features light, airy colours, natural textures and a serene, beachy vibe. Compliment these pieces with light furnishings and plenty of natural light to capture the essence of Hamptons style.
Art Deco
Art deco is a style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, characterised by bold geometric patterns, luxurious materials and a sense of glamour.
Coastal
Coastal art is all about capturing the tranquility and beauty of the seaside. This style often features light, airy colours and natural elements that evoke a sense of calm and relaxation. To bring coastal into your home, chose pieces that depict ocean scenes, beach landscapes or marine life.
Figurative
Figurative art focuses on realistic representations of the human form and can range from classical portraiture to contemporary, stylised depictions. Pair these with furnishings that compliment their style, from classic to modern, to enhance the overall aesthetic.
Scandi
Scandi art is characterised by simplicity, functionality and a connection to nature. This style often features minimalistic designs, neutral colour palettes and natural materials. To incorporate Scandi art into your home, look for pieces that have a clean, understated look.
Tribal
Tribal art is inspired by the traditional art forms of indigenous cultures and often features bold patterns, earthy colours and natural materials. Pair these pieces with décor that highlights natural materials like wood or stone to create a warm, textured space.
Urban
Urban art is influenced by the energy and grit of city life and often includes street art elements such as graffiti. Pair these artworks with modern furniture, exposed brick and industrial accents to complete the urban look.
Vintage
Vintage art evokes nostalgia and charm, often drawing from styles and subjects from the past. This can includes everything from retro advertising posters to classic portraiture.
Selecting the right art can significantly enhance the ambiance of your home, whether you prefer the edgy energy of urban art or the beauty of modern art. By choosing artworks that resonate with your personal taste and complement your interior design, you can create a space that feels both stylish and inviting.
