Dustin Overby painted five or six mountain ridges stacked one behind the other, each a little paler and softer than the one in front. The nearest slopes are slate blue and charcoal, pulled across the canvas with a loaded brush, while the farthest ridge nearly dissolves into a cream sky touched with a thin band of pale gold. It's an atmospheric landscape painting that reads as quiet distance rather than detail.
Part of our Boardroom Horizons collection, this is meeting room artwork made to slow the room down a little. The visible palette-knife edges and dry-brushed mist give it the texture of a real painting, and the restrained palette keeps it calm. Think of it as a modern landscape painting that leaves space for conversation.
It suits anyone who wants serene wall art at work without going bland: leaders furnishing a corner office, firms looking for law office wall art with some depth, or teams picking conference room wall art that won't compete with a screen. The blue-grey and cream tones make it easy neutral landscape wall art for wood, stone, or white walls.
Hang it as large office wall art behind a boardroom table, above a credenza as executive office decor, or along a reception wall where clients wait. Printed as canvas wall art, it holds up at bigger sizes, so the misty mountain wall art effect carries across a long room as modern office wall decor.