Just like color, lighting, and texture, art has an incredible ability to shape the atmosphere of a room. A single piece can completely transform how a space feels — energizing a living room, calming a bedroom, or bringing warmth to a minimalist interior. Whether you’re drawn to bold abstract statements or quiet, contemplative landscapes, there’s a work of art that resonates with every mood.
For a Calm Escape

Soft palettes, gentle brushwork, and open compositions create an instant sense of serenity. Pieces like Liz Barber’s serene Narcissus 2 bring a meditative energy to bedrooms, reading nooks, and spa-like baths. Pair these works with natural materials, cozy textures, and warm lighting for a restorative retreat within your home.
Artists to Check Out:
Liz Barber
Eric Abrecht
John Sills
Shivani Dugar
For a Burst of Energy

Vibrant colors and expressive gestures infuse a space with movement and joy. Think of the exuberant color pairings and brushwork of Marshall Noice — perfect for enlivening entryways, creative studios, or entertaining spaces. Art like this encourages connection, sparks conversation, and makes every day feel a little brighter.
Artists to Check Out:
Marshall Noice
Rose Masterpol
Carly Allen Martin
Hunt Slonem
For a Touch of Drama

Sometimes a room calls for a piece that stops you in your tracks. Deep, moody tones and strong contrasts — like the dramatic pillow compositions of Carol O’Malia — add sophistication and intrigue. Try balancing a dramatic work with clean-lined furniture and layered lighting to let the art truly take center stage.
Artists to Check Out:
Carol O’Malia
Joseph Adolphe
Meredith Pardue
Srinjoy
For Playful Personality

Art can also remind us not to take things too seriously. Works like Amber Goldhammer’s lively compositions — filled with spontaneous gestures, layered text, and uplifting messages — bring a sense of whimsy and imagination to a room. Hang one in a family space or office to keep creativity front and center.
Artists to Check Out:
Amber Goldhammer
Nathalie Boissonnault
Geoffrey Gersten
Joshua Brown
