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Shop Wall Art by Colour
Find canvas wall art to complement your room’s colour palette. From calming blues and natural greens to versatile neutrals and vibrant statement shades, choose a colour below to discover artwork that brings your interior together.
Choose Wall Art by Colour
Shop by Colour
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£20.00Young Woman with a Rose by Pierre-Auguste Renoir Canvas Print
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£20.00Lady with a Hat Dagny Marie Christensen Canvas Print
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£20.00Madonna and Child with Angels by Sandro Botticelli Canvas Print
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£20.00Flower Garden and House Canvas Print
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£20.00White Chinese Geese Swimming by Reeds Canvas Print
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£20.00Dreamland by Alice Pike Barney Canvas Print
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£20.00Group of Dancers by Edgar Degas Canvas Print
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£20.00Spanish Fantasy III by Alice Pike Barney Canvas Print
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£20.00Mrs Roosevelt Scovel by Alice Pike Barney Canvas Print
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£20.00Seville in Montmartre by Alice Pike Barney Canvas Print
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£20.00The Sweetest Story Ever Told Woman with a Violin by Charles Dana Gibson Canvas Print
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£20.00Classical Male Head Drawing by Johannes Tavenraat Canvas Print
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£20.00Irish Wolfhound with a Standing Figure Canvas Print
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£20.00Mother's Embrace by Mikuláš Galanda Canvas Print
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£20.00Embrace by Mikuláš Galanda Canvas Print
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£20.00Mother Pink Madonna by Mikuláš Galanda Canvas Print
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£20.00The Immaculate Conception of Escorial Canvas Print
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£20.00Christ on the Mount of Olives Canvas Print
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£20.00Virgin Mary Holding Baby Jesus Canvas Print
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£20.00Moon and Sea No II by Arthur Dove Canvas Print
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£20.00Mountain and Sky by Arthur Dove Canvas Print
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£26.00Chess King in Monochrome Canvas Print
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£20.00Albert Einstein in Monochrome Canvas Print
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£20.00The Rabbit's Meal (Le Repas du lapin) (1908) by Henri Rousseau Canvas Print
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£20.00Temple Gardens (1920) by Paul Klee Canvas Print
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£20.00Shoveller Duck from Birds of America (1827) by John James Audubon Canvas Print
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£20.00A Garland of Flowers by Abraham Mignon Canvas Print
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£20.00Dahlias in a Blue and White Jar by Eugène Delacroix Canvas Print
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£20.00Mont Sainte-Victoire and the Viaduct of the Arc River Valley (ca. 1882–1885) by Paul Cézanne Canvas Print
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£20.00Auvers, Panoramic View (ca. 1873–1875) by Paul Cézanne Canvas Print
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£20.00Cranes from Momoyogusa–Flowers of a Hundred Generations (1909) by Kamisaka Sekka Canvas Print
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£20.00Royal Oak (1932), vintage Autumn illustration by William Henry Holmes Canvas Print
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£20.00Doe and Two Fawns Canvas Print
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£20.00Roses in a Bowl and Dish (1885) by Henri Fantin-Latour Canvas Print
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£20.00Common Foxes in the Snow (1893) by Wilhelm Kuhnert Canvas Print
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£20.00Champions (1906) vintage horse carriage illustration Canvas Print
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£20.00A Clydesdale Stallion (1820) by John Frederick Herring Canvas Print
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£20.00Magpies round a dead female capercaillie (1867) by Ferdinand von Wright Canvas Print
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£20.00Jupiter-Like Planet Alone in Deep Space Canvas Print
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£20.00Runaway Star CW Leo and Interstellar Clouds Canvas Print
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£20.00Apollo 11 Crew Portrait — Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin Canvas Print
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£20.00NASA Astronauts in Space Canvas Print
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£20.00Our Solar System — Eight Planets Canvas Print
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£20.00Launching the Buoy from the Great Eastern (1865) by Robert Charles Dudley Canvas Print
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£20.00Old Mill at Battersea Canvas Print
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£20.00Salon Siebleben near Gotha, Germany Canvas Print
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£20.00Italian mountain landscape in cloudy weather by P. C. Skovgaard Canvas Print
Finding your palette
How to Choose Wall Art by Colour
Colour can help artwork feel connected to the rest of your interior. You can repeat shades already present in your room, introduce a contrasting accent or use artwork to soften an otherwise neutral space. The right approach depends on the atmosphere you want to create.
Build on Your Existing Palette
Look at the colours already present in your walls, furniture, curtains and cushions. Your artwork does not need to match everything exactly. Repeating one or two familiar shades is often enough to make the room feel considered and connected.
Neutral and beige wall art and grey wall art provide versatile options for understated interiors.
Create the Right Atmosphere
Cooler colours can give a room a calm, balanced quality. Consider blue wall art for a peaceful feel or green wall art for a natural, restorative palette.
Warmer shades such as red, orange and yellow can introduce energy, warmth and a stronger focal point.
Add a Confident Accent
Artwork is an easy way to introduce colour without redecorating the entire room. A vivid canvas can stand out against a neutral wall, while a multicolour print can connect several shades used throughout the space.
For a more restrained statement, black and white wall art offers contrast without introducing another colour.
Helpful advice
Wall Art Colour FAQs
Should wall art match the colour of my walls?
It does not need to match exactly. Artwork can repeat one or two colours from the room, use lighter or darker versions of the wall colour, or create contrast with a complementary shade. The aim is for the artwork to feel connected without disappearing into the wall.
Which wall art colours work with a neutral room?
Neutral rooms provide plenty of flexibility. Beige, grey and black-and-white artwork will maintain a subtle palette, while blue, green, pink or multicoloured artwork can create a more noticeable focal point.
How many colours should I include in my artwork?
There is no fixed rule, but selecting artwork that repeats two or three shades from the room often creates a balanced result. Multicolour artwork can also work well when you want one piece to connect several different furnishings and accessories.
Should I choose warm or cool-coloured wall art?
Cool blues, greens and soft purples often suit calm and restful spaces. Warm reds, oranges, yellows and gold tones can make a room feel more energetic or inviting. Consider both the room’s existing palette and the mood you want to create.
Can I mix different wall art colours in one room?
Yes. A mixed display will usually feel more cohesive when the pieces share at least one repeated colour, subject or visual style. You can also use neutral artwork between brighter pieces to give the arrangement more balance.