A white room is a blank canvas on which to express your personality, and what better way to express it than with artwork that you love, or that makes you feel a certain way. Be it calm or inspired or just full of the joys of life, art can have a profound impact on your mood, your outlook and your well-being.
White Colour Schemes
Discover how a room painted or decorated in white can be the perfect blank canvas on which to build your own breathtaking art collection…
These Cost?, Todd White, Embellished Canvas on Board Edition of 135.
Emotional, Marco Grassi, Original Mixed Media on Aluminium.
Red At The Bar III, Fabian Perez, Original Painting on Canvas.
Midnight Travels, Danielle O'Connor Akiyama, Original Diptych on Canvas.
The beauty of a room that has been painted, furnished, or decorated (or all three) in neutral tones of white, off white, or cream, is that it will work perfectly as a foundation on which to display any colour (or form) of artwork…
Left: Borrowed Plates, Michael F. Rumsby, Original Painting on Canvas. Right: Rocky Cove, Michael F. Rumsby, Original Painting on Canvas.
You could opt for a minimalist or abstract painting in tones of white, or in light, neutral or pastel tones, in keeping with the calming zen feel of your own personal sanctuary, with artwork by Natasha Barnes or Beatriz Elorza. Or you could keep things minimal with a heartwarming sketch by Doug Hyde or a rare print of a drawing by 20th century masters Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso or L.S. Lowry, where the simple contrast of a line drawn in pencil or charcoal is all you need to add subtle interest to your space.
Harvest, Natasha Barnes, Original Painting on Canvas.
Four Reclining Figures, 1973, Henry Moore, 52 Printed Edition of 90.
Black and white photography looks particularly striking against a white wall and our beautiful photographic prints from wildlife photographer Harry Skeggs and iconic fashion photographer John Swannell could transform your home interior design into that which would rival any gallery photo exhibit. We even have clever and witty x-ray photography from Nick Veasey if you fancy something a little out of the ordinary!
Morning Reflections (Medium), Harry Skeggs, Giclée on Paper Edition of 50.
Waggin' Balloon Dog, Nick Veasey, Lenticular Edition of 15.
Fold, Tabitha Millett, Original Triptych on Canvas.
If you’re more of a maximalist, you could make your white walls contrast with a vivid pop of colour by displaying a large-scale richly coloured silkscreen limited edition by The Connor Brothers. But, if you want a true rainbow colour blast, we’ve got you covered with our vast and impressive range of work from contemporary Pop artists and those inspired by graffiti and street art, including Mr Brainwash, Dan Pearce, Maxim, Yuvi and many more.
Pop Wall, Mr Brainwash, Mixed Media on Canvas with Vandalised Frame.
Fancy something completely different?
Why not take a look at our range of sculpture from our talented lineup of sculptors, 3D wall art, or lenticular works from innovative artist Patrick Rubinstein?
With Clarendon Fine Art the possibilities are endless…
Gilded Love, Patrick Rubinstein, Lenticular Edition of 16.
Liberation II, Jennine Parker, Bronze Sculpture Edition of 195.