Collection: Miami, Florida Wall Art

Miami wall art in neon and pastel: Art Deco facades in coral and mint on Ocean Drive, the downtown skyline glowing over Biscayne Bay, Wynwood's painted walls, rain-slicked streets after dark and palm-lined beaches at golden hour.

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Elevate your space with our Miami, Florida Canvas Art

Miami runs on color, and so does this collection. Pastel Art Deco hotels, a skyline lit pink and turquoise over the water, murals in Wynwood and neon reflected in wet pavement make up most of it, with a few quieter beach scenes for a calmer room. Some pieces use thick palette-knife texture, others crisp, poster-like graphics. This is Miami wall art with the saturation turned all the way up.

Ocean Drive and South Beach

Across the bay in Miami Beach, the Art Deco buildings on Ocean Drive, most of them from the 1930s, set the palette for the whole city. Miami Art Deco District turns the street into a vintage travel poster of coral, mint and butter-yellow facades, leaning palms and 1950s cars. Miami Ocean Drive Lights paints it after rain, turquoise and coral buildings doubled in the wet street, and Miami South Beach Charm catches neon signs flickering on as the sky turns from coral to teal. Miami Beach Vibes looks between pink mid-century buildings to turquoise water.

The skyline over the bay

Our best-selling Miami piece in this collection is Miami Skyline Reflection, where neon-bright towers in violet, cyan and electric blue double in the water, the palette-knife paint thick enough to catch light. Miami Skyline At Sunset frames the towers with dark palms as gold and violet ripple across the bay. Miami Waterfront Skyline has a crisp photographic look at the turn from day to night, and Miami Downtown Energy adds a drifting boat and red light trails from the highway. Miami Sunset Boulevard simplifies the skyline between two palms into a retro poster.

Wynwood, neon and sand

Graffiti lettering, drips and bursts of turquoise and electric yellow cover the weathered buildings of Miami Wynwood Murals, doubled in street puddles. Miami Street Art Culture and Miami Artistic Streets send neon across rain-slicked pavement below Art Deco storefronts. For a softer wall, Miami Coastal Horizon lights wet sand and incoming foam with coral and lavender.

Living with Miami color

  • Game room, bar or teen room: the neon street scenes bring the most energy.
  • Bedrooms and guest rooms: the beach and sunset pieces keep it calm.
  • Day and night pair: Art Deco District and Ocean Drive Lights show the same street in two moods.

Miami is one stop in our Florida wall art. Drive up the coast to Fort Lauderdale or south to Key West, or find palms and sand from other coasts in beach wall art.

Which Miami pieces show Ocean Drive and its Art Deco hotels?

Miami Art Deco District turns Ocean Drive into a retro travel poster, pastel hotels and classic cars under golden light, while Miami Ocean Drive Lights paints the same strip after a rain. Miami South Beach Charm lights the Art Deco strip with neon at dusk, and Miami Vibrant Colors sets hot pink and coral facades against a deep turquoise sky.

Which Miami canvas suits a game room or home bar?

The neon pieces work best. Miami Skyline Reflection glows in neon violet and cyan over the water, Miami Street Art Culture and Miami Artistic Streets fill wet streets with neon, and Miami Wynwood Murals brings graffiti color indoors. Miami Downtown Energy adds light trails and a glowing skyline at night.

Is there calmer Miami art for a bedroom?

Try Miami Coastal Horizon, with palms and golden foam in coral, peach and lavender, or Miami Beachfront Horizon, where a yacht cruises past high-rises under a coral-pink sky. Miami Tropical Paradise and Miami Sunrise Over Water, with its coral boardwalk over teal water, are also gentler than the neon street scenes.

Which Miami piece should I send to a friend who left the city?

Send them a piece of home they will see every day. A skyline over the water, such as Miami Skyline At Sunset or Miami Palm Trees and Sunset, suits almost any room, while Miami Art Deco District is a favorite for anyone who loved South Beach.