Coastal Taupe Framed Wall Art

This watercolor piece of art seeks to emulate the movement of the waves at sea and the swaying of coral. The close-up perspective gives the work abstract qualities giving this universal appeal across all design styles.

I’m heart broken - this beautiful piece shattered in a million pieces- I’m crushed- what should I do Can I talk to someone tomorrow This was a major art piece for my new beach house - help please Willsend sad pics tomorrow. Ronnie. Philadelphia, PA. Sat May 25 2024

Express your personality. Create a mood. Elevate your interior. Our curated collection includes both established and emerging artists from around the world. We search the globe for inspiration, trends and design for art that accentuates every design style. Our prints emulate the nuance of detail, spectrum of color and overall look and feel of an original. We go beyond décor printing and maintain fine art reproduction standards using premium fine art grade materials, including UV pigmented inks for a maximum tonal range. We select premium archival substrates with surfaces specifically designed for premium printing, yet maintain the special touch and feel of genuine fine art media.

Artist Jean Kenna was born in Seoul, Korea. She studied illustration at Art Center College of Design where she developed her fundamental drawing and painting skills, as well as getting basic knowledge of technical programs. For Jean, art means lots of things. She thinks art is her language and a privilege given to her to express. It is also the way that she can communicate with the world in her own unique and personal way. Jean finds her inspiration in small things that make her excited. For example, movies, a lazy day on a beach, and the silence of a rainy day. Although she mostly works on digital media, Jean loves to draw with a pen and markers. She especially likes to draw cityscapes that involve perspective and stories of city life. During the weekends, Jean often goes outside into the city, studies people and buildings around her, and brings them to life in her sketchbook. Jean believes the purpose of an artist’s work is in bringing excitement and happiness into people’s minds. "I love to create art that makes your heart warm".

The organic, pastoral of a salt marsh inspired this oversized horizontal composition.

Beautiful. Lindsay. Dallas, TX. Tue Jul 23 2024

This piece captures the profile of a pelican stoically sitting along the shoreline.

Chelsea Art Studio presents a trend-setting vision of innovation with Night with Rain Drops II, an evocative acrylic painting by artist Jean Kenna. Inspired by the silence of a rainy day and stories of city life, this hand-detailed, single-piece abstract work captures emotion on canvas. Hand-stretched using 1.5-inch stretcher bars and showcased in a brown wood floater frame, the portrait-oriented rectangle brings sophisticated gray, blue, and brown colors into your indoor space. Complete with wall-mounting hardware, this piece effortlessly infuses your home with artistic refinement.

I absolutely love this piece of art . It matches the room perfectly. Excellent quality.. Jim. Suwanee, GA. Thu Apr 28 2022

Giclee on matte paper, straight fit (no mats).

Ocean coral pieces in blue tone sit against a neutral backdrop.

This exquisite watercolor print is beautifully framed in wood to complement its subtle hues. Designed to enrich any room, it serves as a graceful addition to living rooms, offices, or entryways. This framed artwork comes with wall-mounting hardware, making it easy to display. With its made-to-order craftsmanship, it brings a personalized touch to your home, offering both style and sophistication.

A calm and quiet marsh scene is featured in this work of art.

Artist Jean Kenna was born in Seoul, Korea. She studied illustration at Art Center College of Design where she developed her fundamental drawing and painting skills, as well as getting basic knowledge of technical programs. For Jean, art means lots of things. She thinks art is her language and a privilege given to her to express. It is also the way that she can communicate with the world in her own unique and personal way. Jean finds her inspiration in small things that make her excited. For example, movies, a lazy day on a beach, and the silence of a rainy day. Although she mostly works on digital media, Jean loves to draw with a pen and markers. She especially likes to draw cityscapes that involve perspective and stories of city life. During the weekends, Jean often goes outside into the city, studies people and buildings around her, and brings them to life in her sketchbook. Jean believes the purpose of an artist’s work is in bringing excitement and happiness into people’s minds. ‘I love to create art that makes your heart warm’.

Giclee on matte paper, straight cut, and floated on a mat.

Ocean coral pieces in blue tone sit against a neutral backdrop.

Time reshapes without asking. In the Wake of Years reflects the soft decay and endurance found in surfaces long exposed to the elements — where pigment, plaster, and shadow record their own history. The composition hums with quiet resilience, a meditation on what remains once the moment has passed.

As the name implies, The Natural Light began by embracing natural materials and continues in this tradition. Knowing that fine design begins at home, the design team at The Natural Light is passionate about the relaxed luxury of our high-end lighting and art. From blueprint to each hand-finished product is a journey we make with great care and pride.

Born in Modesto and raised in Long Beach, California, Ryan Brown focused on studying business in college. Ryan took a few college art courses but is mostly self-taught. He finds pleasure by studying the work of artists he enjoys.

Artist Jean Kenna was born in Seoul, Korea. She studied illustration at Art Center College of Design where she developed her fundamental drawing and painting skills, as well as getting basic knowledge of technical programs. For Jean, art means lots of things. She thinks art is her language and a privilege given to her to express. It is also the way that she can communicate with the world in her own unique and personal way. Jean finds her inspiration in small things that make her excited. For example, movies, a lazy day on a beach, and the silence of a rainy day. Although she mostly works on digital media, Jean loves to draw with a pen and markers. She especially likes to draw cityscapes that involve perspective and stories of city life. During the weekends, Jean often goes outside into the city, studies people and buildings around her, and brings them to life in her sketchbook. Jean believes the purpose of an artist’s work is in bringing excitement and happiness into people’s minds. ‘I love to create art that makes your heart warm’.

A blush palette, reminiscent of pearlescent seashells, make up the Mother of Pearl series.