Decorating with Wall Art
“Filling a space in a beautiful way—that is what art means to me,” said Georgia O’Keefe. We agree!
“The paintings shown here reflect a hot trend in decorative art—framed pieces, often hand painted on canvas, that reproduce an artist’s original work,” notes Lindsay Miller, accessories buyer for Safavieh. “All of the wall art shown here, and much more, is available through our stores, making it easy to enhance all the rooms in your home.”
Reminiscent of Whistler and Monet, this abstract nocturne is hand painted on canvas in tones of blue and white, with gold and bronze highlights. The strongly vertical dimensions of the painting make it ideal for a space between windows.
This tasteful nude, hand painted on canvas, speaks softly of feminine glamour. Rendered in neutral tones with pops of light blue and goldleaf accents, it would equally enhance a master suite, bathroom, hallway or living room.
Hand painted on canvas, this coastal scene has textured detailing for a threedimensional effect. Silver and gold leaf sails, coupled with the gold-leaf frame, will add extra allure to any room with neutral décor—especially a room with darker walls, as shown here.
Become an instant collector by acquiring six beach scenes by Alice Adams. Inspired by the 1950s, these elegant yet casual prints depict a pair of chic sun worshippers. The set will bring an instant dose of summer sunshine to any room.
“Silver Rain” by the artist Teng Fei is painted on a silver-leaf background, against which the delicately rendered branches really stand out. The large dimensions of the canvas make it a statement piece for any good-sized wall.
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STEP INTO SONO - This vast new South Norwalk location is now the model for all Safavieh showrooms.
ARTFUL AERIE - In a 19th-century spice warehouse turned into loft apartments, a couple’s art collection takes pride of place.
GLAMOUR LESSON - Blues, creams and gold combine to create a luxurious aura in this Westchester home.
HELLO, CHELSEA - The new Safavieh showroom spans a full block on Manhattan’s Seventh Avenue,
providing room for uncluttered displays of our most popular designs.
