Collection: Winter Wall Art

Winter wall art for the cold months: fresh snow on Vail and Breckenridge, the northern lights over Churchill, Niagara Falls frozen mid-flow, a grizzly crossing a snowfield and Highland cows standing in the drifts.

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Elevate your space with our Winter Canvas Art

These canvases are about the season itself rather than the holidays: mountains after a storm, frozen water, wildlife in the snow and the quiet hour before the lifts open. Our winter wall art covers the Rockies, the Canadian north and a few frozen landmarks, mostly in cool blue and slate with warm light breaking through. Hang one in November and it still feels right in February.

Mountains and ski towns

Our best-selling winter piece in this collection is Vail Winter Wonderland: snow-heavy evergreens frame a winding path toward a lone cabin while the peaks catch the last gold light. Vail Ski Slopes shows the moment before first chair, fresh grooming lines running up toward the lifts. Breckenridge Snowy Peaks traces ski runs down a ridge glowing peach and purple, and Jackson Hole Winter Wonderland lights the windows of a mountain cabin as snow falls at dusk. Farther west, Park City Ski Slopes sends skiers past a small lodge on a bluebird day, in a vintage poster style.

Northern lights and frozen water

Churchill Northern Lights pours green and yellow ribbons over snow-dusted mountains, and Aurora Vibrant Skies layers teal and magenta aurora above a frozen lake ringed with evergreens. Niagara Falls Winter Freeze catches the falls mid-freeze, ice clinging to the rocks and mist rising into a purple and turquoise sky. Frozen Falls in Winter sets a frozen waterfall among floating shapes in peach and cream, and Lake Placid Frozen Lake Beauty rests on glassy ice below misty peaks.

Wildlife in the snow

Iconic Highland Cow in Snow shows a shaggy caramel coat against a soft winter sky as flakes drift down, while Winter Wonderland Highland Cow works in deeper rust and copper against blue drifts. Pristine Winter Bear Landscape follows a grizzly through a snowfield, warm browns against cool whites.

Decorating with winter art

  • Living room: a wide mountain scene such as Breckenridge or the aurora over the lake stretches well above a sofa.
  • Cabin or ski house: pair a ski town with a wildlife piece in the same size.
  • Seasonal swap: rotate a winter canvas in for the cold months and back out in spring.
  • Cool palettes: blue, slate and cream sit well with grey walls, white trim and natural wood.

Looking for something festive? Our Christmas wall art gathers snowy villages and holiday lights. You can also explore Colorado wall art, the Highland cow collection or landscape wall art.

What scenes are in your winter wall art collection?

Mostly mountains, frozen water and wildlife in the snow. You will find Rocky Mountain ski towns such as Vail, Breckenridge and Park City, the northern lights over Churchill, Niagara Falls frozen in place, two Highland cows and a grizzly crossing a snowfield. There are no Christmas motifs, so the art can stay up all winter.

Which winter canvas works best above a sofa?

A horizontal piece reads best above a long sofa. Aurora Vibrant Skies, Breckenridge Snowy Peaks and Jackson Hole Winter Wonderland are all wide scenes. For a standard three-seat sofa, a canvas about two thirds of its width looks balanced, which often means the 48×32 inch size.

Do you have winter art with animals?

Yes. Iconic Highland Cow in Snow and Winter Wonderland Highland Cow both show the shaggy breed against fresh snow, one in caramel tones and one in deeper rust and copper. Pristine Winter Bear Landscape follows a grizzly through a snowy wilderness. All three are vertical, so they also suit a narrow wall or an entryway.

How is winter wall art different from your Christmas collection?

Winter wall art focuses on the season: mountains, ski slopes, frozen lakes and wildlife, in cool blue and slate. Christmas wall art gathers snowy villages, glowing windows and holiday lights, with a warmer, festive mood. Many people hang a Christmas piece in December and keep a winter landscape up until spring.