Where to Buy Wall Art for Any Space
Here are 30 online art sources to try.
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Artwork is as crucial to a stylish space as furniture. It functions as the finishing touch, making the room feel complete. So if you’re wondering where to buy art, let us help. Ahead, we’ve rounded up the best places to score unique wall art online at every price point. So whether you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind painting that’s centuries-old, an affordable diptych to fill a large, empty wall, or anything in between, consider this your guide. We tapped designer Jennifer Jones, principal at Niche Interiors, for her expert opinion when it comes to unique wall art. “First off, I would set a budget range. This will determine if you can afford an original or mass-produced piece of art. There are plenty of great sources for both,” she says.
The trick to finding art that suits you (spoiler: it's not hiring an art advisor or visiting blue-chip galleries!) is simply seeing what’s out there. As with every shopping category, there are plenty of gems online, further proving our point that anything you need—mattresses, flowers, and coffee table books—is available with just a few clicks.
That said, when you’re looking for art, there’s more to consider than simply whether or not you like it. “Art does not need to match your furniture, but you should consider the style of your space when selecting a piece of art,” Jones adds. “For instance, I would not select a classical portrait in a gaudy frame for a clean-lined, modern home. Search for pieces that speak to you personally and that will make you happy every time you walk by.”
Whether you’re looking for ultra-affordable prints you can frame yourself or high-end artwork from famous (and emerging) artists, these are some of the best places to buy wall art for your living room or any other space. Get ready to browse for hours because these sites are full of options. Save all the wall space you can for these pieces—once you see the art that awaits you, you won’t be able to resist.
Unlike furniture, art doesn't usually go on sale, so when it does, be sure to snatch up something that suits your style. Quince is a great outpost to find unique wall art because the pieces—mostly photographs—are high-end without the matching price tag. In fact, seemingly all of Quince's products, which include clothing and home accessories, fit that description.
You might know Minted as a place to shop holiday cards and photo gifts, but the brand also has a huge, varied selection of original artwork by different artists that you can order in just about any size you'd like, framed or unframed.
Yes, Wayfair really does have it all. The online furniture and decor giant has a great selection of artwork, including a range from Wendover, an art group that has done work with a star-studded roster of interior designers (Thom Filicia, Meg Braff, and Michelle Nussbaumer, to name a few).
1stDibs is an online marketplace housing some of the world's rarest finds, which range from vintage clothing to new and custom furniture. There's also a massive inventory of art by the likes of the world's most renowned artists, including Ron Galella, who was most famous for his shots of Studio 54. One of our favorite photographs by Galella, however, was taken of Jackie Kennedy in 1971, long before the club swung open its doors.
Amazon may not be famous for its collection of one-of-a-kind art, but it does sell quite a few unique pieces that can easily dress up your walls. Our top pick? This set of six vintage-inspired botanical illustrations. You can snag them for less than $15, which we'd consider a win in our book.
Joss & Main is a one-stop-shop for all things home. The online style destination even carries a lot of special art, including this abstract take on a dreamy beach day by painter Emma Scarvey. Order your prints framed in various sizes, styles, and colors to pair well with your space.
We were pleasantly surprised to find a sizable collection of artwork at Urban Outfitters. All of it boasts a bohemian, gentle vibe that would soften the look of just about any room. Works come in multiple sizes that range from four by three inches to 30 by 40 inches. You can even order it with a frame.
Perigold is like a department store for home goods, ranging from furniture and fabric to decor and artwork. We don't like the play favorites, but one of the best art-centirc brands on Perigold is Soicher-Marin, a third-generation family business creating art since 1959. Everything is sourced from dealers and artists around the world, so nothing is made by machines.
As its name implies, AllModern sells an impressively huge selection of midcentury modern-inspired pieces, including art. Whether you opt for something abstract and colorful, like this Susan Hable print, or go for a more literal interpretation of post-war America with a photograph of a 1960s Palm Springs ranch house, you're bound to find something cool and affordable here.
Posters are underrated, if you ask us. This one is inspired by La Piscine, the 1969 psychological thriller starring Jane Birkin, and it features that minimalist French look in classic retro colors that we're always coveting. Discover even more posters at Wolf & Badger, which sells goods—jewelry, decor, and more, by the likes of more than 2,000 independent brands from around the world.
World Market is the place to shop if you're looking for affordable finds that don't skimp on style. This diptych by artist Jennifer Paxton Parker is a solid pick because it's neutral and quiet enough to look spectacular in any space. They also arrive at your front door ready to hang, so there's no need to leave them with the framers for weeks on end.
Ron Giusti's series of still lives look vintage, and that's by design. The contemporary artist swaths heavy strokes of acrylic paint on a canvas board that's attached to an Italian gilt frame, which he finishes by hand. Like 1stDibs, Chairish sells thousands of special pieces—both vintage and new—at various price points. We're partial to the paintings, though.
Anthropologie is one of our go-to spots for anything featuring a bohemian flair. Case in point: the art, which comes from a variety of outposts, including Artfully Walls. There's also antique-inspired tapestries, abstract illustrations in ink, and more.
ArtSugar features an exclusive section of wall art that comes in a variety of materials, shapes, and sizes. You'll find framed prints, original paintings, photography, framed canvases, and more. Bonus: you can also shop tons of home decor essentials.
Redbubble practically has it all when it comes to wall art. From vintage-inspired posters and art prints to tapestries and metal prints, there's something for everyone. Not to mention, they're available at affordable price points.
If framed art prints and photographs aren't your style, hang wall art made from metal, wood, and woven fabrics. West Elm has a great selection, like this iron and wood abstract piece. Of course, you'll be able to shop paintings, wall hangings, and photography on the retailer's site, too.
At Art.com, you can buy prints of famous works of art, discover new art, and even have your own photos printed and framed for you. You can search by artist if there's a particular artist you're looking for, or browse by subject.
Etsy is probably already your go-to for handmade items, but if you're not ordering art from the site, you're missing out. You can find tons of original artwork and prints (framed and unframed) on Etsy, as well as instant download art options that you can print out and frame yourself.
Saatchi Art is a great online art destination for you if you want more high-end, fine art options (including original paintings!) and are willing to spend. But, it also has a big selection of prints that are more on the affordable side, so really, there's a little something for everyone.
Society 6 is one of the best options for more affordable art—perfect if you're filling up an entire gallery wall. You can browse by artist, search by style, color, keyword, and more, and get just about any design you like in framed or unframed prints, canvas art, tapestries, and even home goods.
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