Collection: Framed Office Wall Art

Wall art for the office, framed and ready to hang: New Orleans jazz musicians, a Miami skyline reflection, Las Vegas in black and white, Los Angeles street art, honesty seed pods and a crescent moon above hazy gray hills.

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Elevate your space with our Framed Office Wall Art Canvas Art

Framed office wall art gives a workspace a finished, settled look the moment it goes up, and these painterly botanicals, quiet landscapes and minimalist abstracts were chosen with that in mind. Every piece is painted by our artists on canvas and comes in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, with a black, white or natural wood frame, or unframed if you prefer. Soft grays, warm beiges and calm compositions keep the room focused, and the right frame ties each canvas to your desk, shelving and walls.

Botanical studies in gray and beige

These painterly, minimalist botanicals suit a desk wall where you want something living but restrained. Minimalist Botanical Wall Art with Honesty Seed Pods and Earth Tone Wall Art with Stoneware Bottle and Cup pair gray and beige in a vertical format that looks crisp in a black frame. Hanging Eucalyptus Sprig with Seed Clusters and Pampas Plume in a Round Stoneware Vase lean warm and beige, so natural wood picks up their earthy tone. For a wide spot above a credenza or low bookcase, the horizontal Olive Sprig on a Whitewashed Plaster Ledge looks especially light and clean in a white frame.

Quiet landscapes for a calm workspace

Misty, painterly landscapes give a home office or meeting room a sense of space and stillness. The gray, monochrome Calm Wall Art of Reeds in Still Water and Minimalist Landscape Painting of a Lone Tree in Fog gain sharp definition in a black frame, while Lone Mountain Peak Above a Sea of Mist, with its gray and white palette, stays airy in white. In softer gray and beige, Crescent Moon Above Hazy Gray Hills and Small Sun Above Three Bands of Rolling Hills work with any of the three frames, and the beige Three Stacked Stones on Pale Dusk Ground feels grounded and warm in natural wood.

Minimalist abstracts in warm neutrals

Simple shapes on beige grounds keep an office modern without adding visual noise. Large Minimalist Wall Art of a Clay Slope, Cream Wall Art with Floating Birch Bark Stone and Modern Abstract Canvas Prints with Floating River Stone share a natural, earthy mood that a wood frame carries well. Minimalist Wall Decor with Driftwood Square and Slate Circle, Beige Wall Art Fold with Slate Square and Brushstroke Wall Art Trio on Chalk White take on a graphic, gallery edge in black. Soft Abstract Painting of Three Grey Ripples and Muted Abstract Wall Art of Rising Morning Haze mix beige with gray and look soft in white. For a warmer corner, consider Plaster Texture Wall Art with Terracotta Shadow, Neutral Wall Art for Bedroom with Blush Crescent Cradle, Sage Green Abstract Art with a Dry Grass Circle, Scandinavian Abstract Art of Birch, Ash and Walnut Bars and Boho Minimalist Adobe Quarter Circle Under an Ink Arc, all of which sit naturally beside wood desks and shelving.

Choosing the frame: black, white or natural wood

  • Choose black for contrast and definition, especially with gray and monochrome pieces or in an office with dark furniture and metal fixtures.
  • Choose white to keep things light and airy on pale walls, or when you want the canvas to feel open rather than outlined.
  • Choose natural wood to warm up beige and earth-tone pieces and echo a wood desk, floor or bookcase; hang the center of the piece around eye level, roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

Want to see every piece, framed or not? Browse our full office wall art collection, or explore more framed canvas wall art for the rest of your home.

Which frame color works best for office wall art?

It depends on the piece and the room. Gray, monochrome pieces like Calm Wall Art of Reeds in Still Water look crisp in black, while warm beige pieces like Three Stacked Stones on Pale Dusk Ground feel grounded in natural wood. White keeps lighter pieces airy on pale walls.

What colors pair well with these gray and beige pieces?

Their neutral palettes sit easily with white, cream, greige and wood tones, as well as black accents. Earth Tone Wall Art with Stoneware Bottle and Cup suits warm wood desks, while Lone Mountain Peak Above a Sea of Mist, in gray and white, works well with cooler walls and black or white furniture.

What size should I choose for the wall above my desk?

Each piece comes in seven sizes from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, so aim for a width of about two thirds of your desk or credenza. A horizontal piece like Small Sun Above Three Bands of Rolling Hills fills a wide wall nicely, while a vertical one like Minimalist Botanical Wall Art with Honesty Seed Pods suits a narrower space beside a window or shelf.