You are bombarded with flashing images and notifications from the moment you open your eyes. The last thing you need on your walls is something that’s going to distract you from your loved ones even more.
Each of these vintage Chinese screen prints c. 1962 features a gold leafed bamboo frame.
16 in wide x 40 in tall
$295/pair
Need a mood boost early in the morning? Add a splash of color above the Keurig. While you’re waiting for your personality to finish brewing, you’ll be subliminally evoking some good vibes into your brain. Score!
This painting of flowers with bumble bee, c.1975 captures the simplicity of life without oversimplifying it.
26 1/2 in wide x 33 in tall
$95
Today San Francisco may better known for overpriced lattes and high rent than bell bottoms and counterculture ideals, the majestic core of the city remains.
This San Francisco photograph suggests that while the Golden Gate Bridge is a visual masterpiece, it’s not all the SF has to offer.
23 in tall x 43 in wide
$149
There are dog people, and then there are intellectuals. Cat people have absolutely no problem curling up with a good book in lieu of attending pretty much any social gathering.
This vintage print of a “Seated Cat” was originally painted on a scroll by Zhu Ling in the early 1800s. The original scroll belongs to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
15 in wide x 42 in tall
$95
Living in tune with the earth’s gentle heartbeat comes with great responsibility. It’s not enough to carry the peace within you, you must quiet the noise around you so that others can hear it too.
This 1976 painting features a Native American holding cigarette.
22 in x 30 in
$149
Though Armond started out as professional advertising and market researcher, he made a career shift midway through his life and became a writer instead. He also dabbled in painting, graphic art, and intricate silkscreen prints of urban and rural scapes.
This “Union Station” Serigraph was hand cut and stenciled by California artist Armond Field in 1984
31 in x 44 in
$395
We all need a daily reminder to tune in with nature, live within our means and be grateful for the overflowing abundance of beauty.
This Native American painting is just that.
27 in wide x 31 in tall
$95
You're never too old to don a pointy party hat. Let the celebration begin!
This mid-century oil painting either depicts the aftermath of a children’s birthday party or the closet floor of Jim Carrey.
24 in x 32 in
$195
It's hard to believe that Harvey Edwards first began his photography career in the Air Force. during the Vietnam war. Now and days he is better known for his graceful yet gritty images of ballerinas than for his images of soldiers and war.
This 1987 'Dance is Work' print by Harvey Edwards is an original.
25 in wide x 38 in tall
$195
Whether you are bouncing around with Tigger or eating GREAAAT frosted flakes with Tony the Tiger, there's no denying the elegant fierceness that tigers bring to the occasion.
This 1970s fabric art of tigers is better than the Cat’s Meow, it’s the Tiger’s Roar.
37 in tall x 55 in wide
$159
Though Pablo Picasso was 11 years younger than Matisse, as soon as they were introduced, they became instant friends, rivals and one another's muses.
This vintage oversized Matisse print suit the boardroom or the bedroom. Take your pick.
66 1/2 in tall x 30 in wide
$225
Depending on which side of the bed you woke up on, you could interpret this painting several ways. You might look at it and be inspired to tackle all of your ToDo's or you might be perfectly content with taking it easy. Whatever you feel, go with it.
This large vintage abstract features metallic paint.
36 in x 48 in
$249
If a landscape painting doesn't make you want to dive right in, is it really serving its purpose? Let calmness rush over you every time you give this painting the side eye.
This large mid-century landscape painting has a calming effect.
33 in x 38 1/2 in
$150
After you ride through the desert on a horse with no name, you arrive at your own private oasis complete with a pool and cozy slippers.
This desert landscape painting exudes peace.
24 in x 30 in
$95
Ahoy Matey! Though flying sucks these days (paying extra for bags, shrinking legroom, and spotty WIFI), let's not be too harsh with our complaining. There was once a day when traveling meant exposing yourself and your family to starvation, scurvy, or the Bermuda Triangle.
This original tall ship painting is signed by the artist Foster A. Babcock, ’29.
24 x 28
$195
A splish splash of color in your office is guaranteed to boost your mood, regardless of how many emails you have to answer.
This supersized Jasper Johns print was printed in 1986 for the Museum Ludwig, Köln.
31 1/2 in tall x 54 1/2 in long
$295
If your current lifestyle doesn't afford you the adventures your heart desires, at least you can train yourself to lucid dream.
This large original surreal oil painting is playful.
41 in wide x 48 in tall
$195
Known for his ability to encompass Abstract Expressionism, it's no wonder Thomas Holland has been called one of California's most important contemporary artists.
This vintage American/Californian plaster bust by Thomas Holland was signed by the artist and dated 1964.
16 in tall x 8 in deep x 7 in wide
$195/as found
The world is either a 1/scary place and you should never leave your bubble, or 2/a magical world of color and wonder and you should get out as much as possible. The choice is yours.
This large vintage abstract painting was signed and dated by the artist, Barchas, ’73.
37 in tall x 49 in wide
$295
With a name like Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, it's no surprise that he was one of the first artists to be credited for painting "purely abstract works."
This rare vintage museum print of Kandinsky’s “ Blue Mountain, No 84” was printed for a Guggenheim Exposition in 1972.
23 1/2 w x 33 1/2 tall
$149
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