Wall Art

Dressed in an oversized terracotta checked scarf and grey woven beanie, the pug portrait captures its cute wrinkles as they gather around its bold eyes. Using a simple watercolour palette of muted neutrals, Joanna Lea bottles the courageous personality...

From The Shawshank Redemption to Zulu; Gangs of New York to Where the Wild Things Are and many more besides, Sabrina Roscino frames the magic and wonder of the movies, using multiple layers to create depth in these well-stocked shelves. Hand...

A striking set of prints that use texture, tone and shape to convey a fascinating abstract design. Ulyana Hammond explores layering simple, monochrome graphics against heavily textured paper to compose a design with enigma. The unglazed print finishes...

Looming out of the hazy sunshine and morning mist, the mighty stag watches us, unperturbed amongst the richly layered foliage in Sabrina Roscino's subtly rendered yet powerfully evocative woodland scene. Evocative woodland scene Framed wrapped canvas,...

Mark Catesby was one of the most influential naturalists of the early 18th century. The Englishman studied the flora and fauna of the New World. Catesby spent many years away collecting specimens and seeds but found that, on returning home, his...

In all his glory, Angus the highland cow stands firmly within the elements of Scottish farmland. Looking out to passers-by, his rugged coat blows gentle across his composed face. Adelene Fletcher's quirky illustration oozes personality. A heavy-duty,...

Heritage green, chalk white & rustic hessian clinch this stunning illustration of books that are synonymous with the British countryside. As they stand to attention, the fictional literature creates both nostalgia and warmth. Framed and glazed with...

A harmonious pair of abstract prints that echo a gentle wave. The rhythmic design harnesses a simple colour palette of muted neutrals. Printed onto textured Newell paper, the design invites a soft olive and terracotta to champion the Scandi-inspired...

Mark Catesby was one of the most influential naturalists of the early 18th century. The Englishman studied the flora and fauna of the New World. Catesby spent many years away collecting specimens and seeds but found that, on returning home, his...

A pure appreciation of a tulip flower. Johan Teyler, a multitalented Dutch artist, carefully illustrates the dainty intricacies of its petal design. Through a green colour palette, the shading reveals a wild composition through paint and pencil. A...

A trio of windswept horses gather. In bleak weather the animals seek solace in one another. Varying in colour, the depth of Charlotte Oakley's watercoloured print reveals a story of strength and resilience. A trio of windswept horses gather Availabe in...

Standing tall, a humble cherry blossom takes bloom. Allison Pearce uses water colours to illustrate a gracefulness of structure. The symbolic tree represents the impermanent nature of life. The canvas is prepared with a mole skin grey backdrop for the...