Colorful Abstract Wall Art

Colorful abstract wall art in jewel tones: chartreuse waves edged in gold, rays of red, blue and yellow, stacked mid-century color blocks, an invented greenhouse garden and winding ribbons of pink, teal and burgundy.

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Elevate your space with our Colorful Abstract Canvas Art

Plenty of abstract art stays in beige and grey. This collection goes the other way. Its 11 canvases of colorful abstract wall art build on emerald, teal, purple, coral and gold, often all in the same piece, and many add fine gold lines that tie the palette together. Some are sharp and geometric, others flow like water, so you can choose between structure and movement and still get a wall full of color.

Flowing color and gold lines

Ethereal Dreamscape Colorful Abstract is our best-selling piece in this collection: chartreuse waves roll into turquoise and burgundy around a soft peach glow, all traced in gold. Dreamlike JewelToned Colorful Abstract winds ribbons of pink, teal, gold and burgundy like a river delta, and Ethereal Elegance Colorful Abstract drifts from teal to emerald and pink around islands of golden-leafed trees. Ethereal Jewel Garden Colorful Abstract is the most playful, with a single figure in a greenhouse full of invented plants in purple, teal, coral and yellow.

Geometry and radiating energy

For sharper lines, Energetic Layers of Colorful Abstract fires rays of red, green, blue, yellow and black from a central point on cream. Opulent Geometric Symphony Colorful Abstract borrows Art Deco circles and triangles in emerald, purple, gold and navy, while Jewel Toned Dynamic Colorful Abstract and JewelToned Dynamics Colorful Abstract burst outward in teal, purple, coral and blush pink. Geometric Harmony Colorful Abstract stacks calmer blocks of burnt orange, navy, olive and golden yellow, and Urban Symphony Colorful Abstract layers blue, coral and emerald shapes over sketched buildings and bridges.

Living with bold color

  • Pick one anchor color. Pull teal, emerald or coral from a pillow or rug and let the canvas repeat it.
  • Keep the walls quiet. White, warm grey or deep navy walls let jewel tones stand out.
  • Match the shape to the wall. The four horizontal pieces suit sofas and beds, and the verticals fit entries and narrow spaces.

Prefer a single color? Browse blue abstract or green abstract pieces, or return to the full abstract collection.

Which colors show up most in these abstracts?

Emerald, teal, purple, navy, coral and pink form the core of this collection, usually tied together with fine gold lines. Geometric Harmony is the exception, with burnt orange, olive and golden yellow, and Energetic Layers uses red, green, blue, yellow and black on a cream background.

Which colorful abstract suits a home office?

Geometric Harmony Colorful Abstract is a good fit: its stacked blocks of burnt orange, navy, olive and golden yellow feel ordered and calm. Urban Symphony, with colorful shapes layered over sketched buildings and bridges, also works well behind a desk. Both are horizontal, so they suit a wide wall.

Will a bright abstract canvas clash with my furniture?

Not if the room around it stays simple. Neutral sofas, white or grey walls and natural wood give jewel tones room to shine. Repeat one color from the canvas, such as the teal in Jewel Toned Dynamic or the coral in JewelToned Urban Energy, in a pillow or a throw.

Do any of these have a mid-century or Art Deco look?

Yes. Geometric Harmony Colorful Abstract has a mid-century feel, with clean-edged color blocks and balance without symmetry. Opulent Geometric Symphony takes its circles, triangles and radiating lines from Art Deco geometry, in emerald, purple, gold and navy. Both pair well with brass, walnut and velvet.