Interwoven Lines' is a portrait-format airy abstract composition by German artist Treechild in blue, gray, and cream. Warm, considered atmosphere for design-forward interiors.

Giclee on gallery-wrapped canvas, artist-enhanced.

So interesting to look at and the colors are gorgeous! Could be used in many different styles of home.. Wendy. Key West, FL. Sat Dec 13 2025

Based in Los Angeles, California, artist Danielle Davis turned her closet into an art gallery by the third grade. As a self-taught artist, her eye for design eventually grew into an obsession, fueled by the various cultures and lifestyles she encountered throughout her life and travels. Danielle enjoys using acrylic and watercolor mediums to explore the themes of abstract art; here, each layer represents an emotion, a moment in time. Danielle's passions include walks on the beach, nature, interior design, and crafts.

Mixing in the Red 1 is reminiscent of the work of James Harvard who pioneered Abstract Illusionism, an art style that makes two-dimensional works appear three-dimensional using various application techniques. This complex work of art relies on blocks of shapes, marks, and lines that both occupy and exit the picture plane thus blurring the boundaries between dimensions. An intricate color scheme in alabaster, ecru, pumpkin, and brick red complements the composition eliciting a conversation about the multifaceted nature of perception in this original work on canvas. Part of the carefully curated Art by TA collection.

A Highlight of Fuchsia. This print is a reproduction of watercolor work by abstract painter Julia Balfour, who allows layers of pure color to construct their own shapes + find their places in this composition. It’s printed on paper in the USA, and arrives in a wooden frame with hanging hardware.

Just enough fuschia. The text is a little glossy (which we love) and the frame was worth the splurge.. Star. Jersey City, NJ. Tue Jul 28 2026

Kelly O'Neal, an accomplished Dallas, tx-based interior designer with a coterie of impressive pallasites for clients, is turning his aesthetic verve to the canvas. Blending modern sensibility with old-world technique, O'Neal freely moves through centuries to craft a finished piece. His sense of color is unparalleled and his flair for composition is apparent. For O'Neal, contemporary art is an expression of the moment, captured as the brush hits the canvas, expressed in an array of materials. For the last 20+ years, O'Neal has been the creative force behind design legacy, a celebrated home furnishing collection. He earned a b.f.a. In the creative arts from the university of north texas. Raised in rural Texas, O'Neal accumulated his extensive knowledge of the arts from a life lived, through study and application, in pursuit of them.