Collection: Framed Blue Wall Art

Framed blue wall art in every shade from navy to sky: the Holy Family in Christian abstract, Pittsburgh downtown lights at night, Banff National Park after dark, the Miami skyline reflection and a Naples sunset over the Gulf.

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Elevate your space with our Framed Blue Canvas Art

Framed blue wall art brings the calm of the color and the polish of a finished edge to the wall in one step. Every piece here is painted by our artists on canvas and offered in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, with a black, white or natural wood frame, or unframed if you prefer. Below, we group the pieces by look and suggest which frame suits each one.

Playful Animals and Bath-Time Blues

Start with the Giraffe Nursery Wall Art of a Baby Glancing Back, an impressionist blue-and-beige piece for a nursery, where a natural wood or white frame keeps the mood soft. The bathroom favorites come next. The bold pop art pieces, like Bubble Bath Wall Art with a Corgi in Suds, Half Bath Wall Decor with a Curious Donkey, Fun Bathroom Wall Art with a Hanging Sloth, Cat Bathroom Wall Art with a Grumpy Tabby and Dog in Bathtub Wall Art of a Sudsy Dachshund, look crisp and graphic in a black frame. The painterly tub scenes, Camel Kneeling in a Clawfoot Tub, Walrus Sprawled in a Clawfoot Tub, Funny Animal Canvas Art of a Bathing Bear and Highland Cow Bathroom Wall Art in a Too-Small Tub, pair well with natural wood or black. For a lighter touch, the watercolor pieces, Small Bathroom Wall Art with a Tree Frog, Cute Bathroom Wall Art of Ducklings Around a Washtub and Animals in Bathtub Wall Art with a Floating Otter, feel airy and clean in a white frame.

Mid-Century, Geometric and Retro Blues

For a modern room, the Minimalist Geometric Teal Arch with Terracotta Half-Circle looks sharp in black or white. Natural wood echoes mid-century furniture around the Mid Century Modern Gallery Wall Owl Under the Moon, the 1950s Wall Art of Koi in a Kidney Pond and the horizontal Mid Century Wall Art of Dome Hills at Sunrise. In a den or studio, the expressive Music Room Sunburst Guitar in Radiating Color gets a bold, finished edge from a black frame.

Country Landscapes Under Blue Skies

These impressionist fields feel at home in a warm natural wood frame, and white works well for a brighter farmhouse look. Choose the vertical Country Landscape Painting of Corn Rows at Sunset or Country Wall Art of a Sunflower Field in Summer for a narrow wall. For above a sofa or bed, try the horizontal Harvested Stubble Field Rows Under a Pale Sky, Red Barn Across Golden Grain Fields, Hay Bales Painting at First Peach Light or Rolling Hills Painting of Golden Hay and Sage.

Choosing the Frame for Your Blue Piece

  • Pick black for bold pop art and graphic pieces. It sharpens the edges and makes the blues look deeper.
  • Pick white for watercolor and minimalist pieces, or for bright bathrooms and nurseries where you want a light, airy finish.
  • Pick natural wood for painterly landscapes and mid-century scenes. It warms the blues and ties in with wood furniture and floors.

Want more options? Browse the full blue wall art collection, or see every framed canvas wall art piece across all colors.

Which frame color works best with blue wall art?

It depends on the style of the piece. Black suits bold pop art like Cat Bathroom Wall Art with a Grumpy Tabby, and white keeps watercolor pieces like Small Bathroom Wall Art with a Tree Frog light and fresh. Natural wood warms up painterly scenes.

What size framed blue piece should I hang in a small bathroom?

In a powder room or half bath, the smaller sizes, starting at 12x18 inches, usually fit best above a towel bar or toilet. Vertical pieces like Half Bath Wall Decor with a Curious Donkey or Cute Bathroom Wall Art of Ducklings Around a Washtub suit narrow walls well.

What colors go well with framed blue landscape art in a living room?

Warm neutrals, golds and sage greens pick up the other tones in these paintings. Red Barn Across Golden Grain Fields pairs nicely with gold and wood accents, and Hay Bales Painting at First Peach Light suits beige and sage decor, especially in a natural wood frame.