Collection: Charleston, South Carolina Wall Art

Charleston wall art in Lowcountry pastels: Rainbow Row behind palmettos and azaleas, the Battery seawall, the pineapple fountain at Waterfront Park, wrought iron gates wrapped in roses and gas lanterns glowing in the French Quarter.

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Elevate your space with our Charleston, South Carolina Canvas Art

Charleston is a city of details: shutters, iron scrollwork, flower boxes, a palmetto leaning over a cobblestone lane. These ten canvases slow down to notice them, mostly in loose, impressionist brushwork and the soft peach, pink and seafoam colors of the Lowcountry. Together they cover the historic peninsula, from Rainbow Row and the Battery to the harbor at sunset.

Rainbow Row and the Battery

Our best-selling Charleston wall art in this collection is Charleston Rainbow Row: peach, lavender, mint and soft pink facades stacked along the street, with palmettos and azaleas in front and late light on the shutters. Charleston Battery District reflects historic row houses in rippling harbor water under a cotton candy sky, palmettos lining the seawall. Charleston Palmetto Trees, the one horizontal piece, bends tall palmettos in the wind beside seafoam and dusty pink buildings.

Gates, lanterns and cobblestones

Charleston Iconic Gates sets an ornate wrought iron gate against warm golden light, framed by coral roses and autumn leaves. Charleston French Quarter hangs flower-filled iron balconies above the cobblestones as gas lanterns glow on cream and blue walls. Charleston Cobblestone Streets curves a quiet lane past pink and coral houses with blue shutters.

The harbor and the city from above

Charleston Waterfront Park catches the pineapple fountain in soft yellow light, palms framing the harbor. Charleston Harbor at Sunset runs a wooden dock toward sailboats at their moorings under orange, pink and violet clouds. Charleston Historic Skyline renders church steeples and a harbor bridge in dripping teal, purple and coral watercolor, and Charleston Map Design lays out the street grid in warm sepia, surrounded by waterways in deep navy and soft teal.

Placing Charleston art

  • Entryway or hallway: the gates, the French Quarter or the cobblestone lane.
  • Living room: Rainbow Row or the Battery, soft color for linen, rattan and white trim.
  • Above a sofa: Palmetto Trees is the only horizontal, and 48×32 inches suits a 72-inch sofa.

See more of the state in South Carolina wall art, or visit nearby Hilton Head Island and Savannah.

Do you have Rainbow Row wall art?

Yes. Charleston Rainbow Row shows the famous pastel houses in peach, lavender, mint and soft pink, with palmetto trees and blooming azaleas along the street and late afternoon light catching the shutters. It is vertical and painted in a loose impressionist style that suits a living room, an entry or a guest room.

Which Charleston canvas suits a narrow entryway?

Charleston Iconic Gates makes a natural welcome: an ornate wrought iron gate framed by coral roses and autumn leaves, reflected on wet pavement. Charleston French Quarter and Charleston Cobblestone Streets are other good vertical choices, with flower-filled balconies, gas lanterns and pastel houses along quiet lanes.

Is there a Charleston map print?

Charleston Map Design lays out the city’s street grid in warm sepia, surrounded by waterways in deep navy and soft teal, with depth contours that add a sense of dimension. Its vintage cartography look suits a home office, a study or a hallway, and it makes a thoughtful gift for someone who lived downtown.

Which Charleston pieces bring the harbor into a room?

Charleston Harbor at Sunset, with a wooden dock, sailboats at their moorings and orange and violet clouds, brings the water inside. Charleston Waterfront Park shows the pineapple fountain with palms framing the harbor, and Charleston Battery District adds pastel row houses reflected in the harbor under a cotton candy sky.