Framed Wall Art

Framed wall art ready to hang, with subjects from faith to fandom: a modern Last Supper, the Holy Family in abstract, Boston and Pittsburgh sports pride, Bandon Dunes golf links and Charleston’s Rainbow Row.

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Elevate your space with our Framed Canvas Art

A frame is what turns a canvas into a finished piece, ready to hang the day it arrives on your wall. Our framed wall art brings the paintings of our artists together with a black, white or natural wood frame, in seven sizes from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, so a small framed canvas fits a hallway and a large framed canvas anchors a sofa or a bed. Pick the painting first, then the frame that suits it and your room.

Faith and soft abstracts in beige, pink and gray

Quiet, light palettes look calm and gallery-like with a white or natural wood frame. The Last Supper Modern Christian is a horizontal, beige take on the scene in an impressionist, abstract style, a natural fit above a dining table. The Holy Family Christian Abstract adds blue, teal and beige in a vertical format, while Serenade of Elegance Pink and Grey Abstract brings geometric pink and gray to a living room or bedroom, and looks especially crisp in white.

Warm towns, deserts and green landscapes

Orange, terracotta, beige and green feel at home in natural wood, which echoes their earthy tones. In the Southwest, choose Santa Fe Desert Trail, Santa Fe Pueblo Style, Albuquerque Old Town Charm, Tucson Sonoran Desert or the purple and orange Scottsdale Desert Sunset. Southern streets and landmarks come through in Charleston Rainbow Row, Charleston Battery District, Greenville Historic Landmarks, Tampa Bayshore Boulevard Scene and Washington DC Cherry Blossoms. For greener views, there’s Austin Texas Hill Country, Vail Rocky Mountain View and the horizontal Eugene Pacific Northwest Style. Most of these are vertical, ideal for narrow walls, entryways and stairways.

Blue hours: water, night and skylines

Deep blues, navy and teal gain contrast and a sharp, modern edge in a black frame. City nights glow in Pittsburgh Downtown Lights at Night, Miami Skyline Reflection and New Orleans Jazz Musicians, while Banff National Park at Night takes the mood into the mountains. Water and sky meet in Naples Sunset Over The Gulf, Lake Tahoe Sunset Reflections Serenity and Huntington Beach Sunrise Views, and the beige New York City Skyline in Fog works in black for contrast or white for a softer look.

Choosing the frame and hanging it

  • Black sharpens blue, night and city scenes and suits modern rooms; white keeps light, pastel pieces airy; natural wood warms earthy desert and landscape tones.
  • Match the frame to something already in the room, like dark hardware, white trim or wood furniture, so the piece feels like it belongs.
  • Above a sofa or bed, aim for a framed canvas about two-thirds the width of the furniture, with its center near eye level, around 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

Prefer a gallery-wrapped look or want to see every painting? Browse all of our canvas wall art, or explore the full canvas collection by color, style and subject.

Which frame color should I choose for my canvas?

Let the painting’s palette guide you: black adds contrast to blue and night scenes like Pittsburgh Downtown Lights at Night, while natural wood warms earthy tones. A desert piece such as Santa Fe Desert Trail, in orange and terracotta, looks especially cohesive in wood.

What size framed canvas works above a sofa or bed?

Look for a piece about two-thirds the width of the furniture, which often means one of our larger sizes up to 40x60 inches. Horizontal paintings like The Last Supper Modern Christian or Naples Sunset Over The Gulf fill that wide space naturally.

What colors pair well with blue framed wall art?

Blues and teals sit well with whites, grays, warm wood and touches of orange or brass. Miami Skyline Reflection brings blue, teal and purple, and Lake Tahoe Sunset Reflections Serenity mixes blue with orange, so either can tie a cool room to warmer accents.