Chelsea Art Studio presents 'Memorial Day Revisited' by artist Catherine Freshley, a captivating landscape print that infuses vibrant joy into any sophisticated space. Showcasing an evocative palette of pink, green, blue, and gray, this rectangular piece is hand-stretched and elegantly encased in solid wood. The high-quality giclee is printed on a premium non-woven substrate, where the material's luxurious grain adds striking texture and depth. Reflecting Chelsea Art Studio’s trend-setting creativity, this modern masterpiece arrives ready to hang, offering a timeless and artistic addition to your curated indoor gallery.

Indulge in the luxurious beauty of 'Summer Tan' by Jota de jai. This exquisite piece is presented on a framed print, complemented by a white frame. It is the perfect addition to elevate any room's aesthetic.

Luminous sky tones spill gently onto mirrored water, forming a tranquil atmospheric coastal composition. The Modscapes Collection by R2H Modern reimagines natural horizons through contemporary abstraction, blending sculptural brushwork with refined earth and water palettes. Designed under the ChiChi Décor sub-brand and creatively directed by Juliana Roslin, the Terra and Costa series explore the relationship between land and sea through modern painted landscapes. Each artwork is printed in small batches on fine art paper and finished with a deep smooth white acid free mat, then custom framed in natural, walnut, or black wood. Hand crafted in Chattanooga Tennessee, every piece merges artisanal technique with modern restraint to create timeless landscapes for luxury interiors.

Serene Water Garden' is a landscape-format abstract composition in blue, green, and teal, carrying the fluid and serene register that defines Arohika Verma's practice. The work holds Verma's stated balance of soothing colors and considered contrast — a quiet attention drawn from nature, from the way light and shadow move against each other. Suited to interiors where artwork acts as tonal anchor rather than focal performance.

Based on Blossfeldt’s close-up photographic study of plants in the 1920s, this set of four artworks show the unique talent of the German photographer. Believing that “the plant must be valued as an artistic and architectural structure”, his work captures the beauty of such organic forms. Each of the artwork comes printed on lithographic paper and is set within a washed black frame with a white slip mountboard and mineral glass.