Susan Hable is a renowned artist and designer based in Athens, Georgia, known for her bold and colorful works. Co-founder of the esteemed Hable Construction company, she has made a significant impact in the world of interior decor. With a distinctive style that celebrates the beauty of boldness, Susan Hable invites you to explore the playful intersection of art and design. Discover the unique artistry and innovative designs that define Susan Hable's creative vision.

Discover the calming allure of framed prints. This abstract landscape showcases shades of lush green from olive to sage. The prints are perfectly complemented by a brushed champagne gold frame with matching fillet, double white mat, and placed under protective glass. Ideal for bringing a peaceful and sophisticated touch to your decor. Artwork by Emma Caroline.

They fit the space and are well made. Reommend! Beautiful colors.. Jennifer. Boynton Beach, FL. Wed Jun 17 2026

Susan Hable’s artwork is very vibrant and can bring energy to any space. Whether you’re looking for something exciting to brighten up your home or something to liven up your workplace, Susan Hable’s artwork is certain to be a focal point. Works such as her collages can also be excellent for creating a sense of depth. Her work is certain to appeal to those that are interested in natural themes, while also appealing to those that have a love of abstract art. You can take a look through our Susan Hable collection on our site to get a better feel for artwork and her style.

Beautiful! Great packaging.. Jackie. Naples, FL. Mon Feb 17 2025

Japanese corporate branding woodblock prints are a unique fusion of traditional artistry and modern commercial culture within the Taisho Era (1912-1926). These prints often showcase bold, intricate designs that blend artistic craftsmanship with corporate identity. Soicher Marin’s curated set of 49 Japanese prints offers a glimpse into how Japanese companies from the past utilized this traditional medium for branding, preserving both the artistic heritage and the historical relevance of Japanese corporate culture.

A vivid insect with many wings is centered against a stark background.