Our Favorite Sources for Fine Art Prints

We’ve heard it said that art is the accessories of the home, so it only seems fitting to thoughtfully curate pieces you love. Whether you’re sourcing one-of-a-kind originals or fine art prints to frame, they’re the finishing touch that brings a space to life. While we adore scouting for vintage pieces (and have an entire post on the subject matter), today we wanted to focus on fine art prints from incredible artists across the world.

P.S. we’re also deeming this our last minute Valentine’s Gift Guide for anyone looking to spoil their significant other. Surprise your love with one of these prints, and you’ll win all the brownie points—no question.

 

Interior Design: Anastasia Casey | Photography: Madeline Harper

 

Fine Art Prints: Modern

 

Looking to step up your shelfie game? You need some eye-catching modern art. Luckily, there’s no shortage of artists creating black-and-white geometrics, bold + colorful abstracts, and everything in between.

 

Rory Linn

Teil Duncan

M Koby Art

Hayley Mitchell

The Everyday Print Co.

Juniper Print Shop

 

 

Fine Art Prints: Vintage-Inspired

 

If we had to pick a favorite category of art, vintage (and vintage-inspired prints) would win out every time. When we’re not scouring our local flea markets or boutiques, these are the online sources we turn to.

 

Heirloom Print Shop

North Prints

Josh Young

Andrey Punin

 

 

Fine Art Prints: Photography

 

There’s nothing like a beautiful photograph to transport you completely. It takes you back to a moment frozen in time, and sometimes, the place you love most in the world. We love using travel photography to remind us of our favorite adventures. Whether it’s an image from our personal camera roll or a fine art print taken by a professional, framed photography always looks beautiful, no matter your style.

 

Lauren Marttila Photography

Greg Finck

Oliver Fly

Minted

California Avenue

 

 

Fine Art Prints: Organic + Ethereal

 

Sometimes a space calls for art that’s more subtle in nature. Think serene landscape paintings, graceful botanical sketches, and the like. These types of fine art prints look beautiful in any room, carrying a sense of organic elegance that feels like a breath of fresh air. We’ve compiled our favorite artists (all female-owned businesses, by the way) who are a constant source of inspiration.

 

Amy Lauren Studio

Jess Blazejewski

Esther Clark Co.

Abby Holden

 

 

 

shop our favorites

From top, left to right: 1. Esther Clark Co. | 2. Rory Linn | 3. Jess Blazejewski | 4. The Everyday Print Co. | 5. Heirloom Print Shop | 6. North Prints | 7.  M Koby Art | 8. Amy Lauren Studio

 

Tell us: how do you plan on incorporating fine art prints into your next home project? Make sure to tag us on Instagram with #IDCOatHome to show off your space. And we love finding new to us artists and sources so if you have any great resources, let us know in the comments!

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For more interior design inspiration, have a look at these posts:

• The Best Kitchen Paint Colors in 2020
• The New Look of Open Shelving
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• The Color Trends We’re Obsessed With

 

And for more information on creative business strategy:

• Why We Created Custom IDCO Website Templates
• The Exact Formula We Use for Stunning Mood Boards
• How to Run a Creative Business
• Branding Your Portfolio
• What to Do When Instagram Goes Down
• Why Your Interior Design Brand Needs a Media Kit

 

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