Modern Abstract Art

Modern abstract art is a broad term for non-representational art created in the contemporary era. Rather than depicting a person, place, or thing, it uses the visual language of color, shape, line, and texture to create a composition. The goal is often to evoke an emotion, create a mood, or explore a concept, allowing for a deeply personal and subjective experience for the viewer.

The best way is to trust your intuition. Pay attention to which pieces you have an immediate emotional reaction to. Consider the overall mood you want to create in the room: are you looking for something energetic and vibrant, or calm and meditative? Also, look at the color palette. You can either choose a piece that harmonizes with your existing decor or one that provides a bold, exciting contrast.

Its versatility is one of its greatest strengths. It is a natural and essential element in Modern, Contemporary, and Minimalist interiors. A bold abstract piece can also serve as a striking and fresh counterpoint in more traditional, eclectic, or even industrial spaces, bridging the gap between classic and current design.

Not at this time. We believe that while the art is ours, the presentation should be yours. We ship all prints unframed so you can play designer and pick the final look that makes your heart sing. Don’t worry, though—our sizes are standard, so frame hunting is a breeze.

Both are fantastic options. A single, oversized abstract print creates a powerful and dramatic focal point—a true “statement piece.” A gallery wall featuring several smaller abstract works allows you to explore different color palettes and compositions, creating a dynamic and personal narrative on your wall.

We offer two premium printing options. The first is a Giclée print on archival, museum-quality art paper with a matte finish, which is perfect for showcasing crisp details and vibrant, saturated colors. The second is a print on high-quality cotton canvas, which is stretched over a wooden frame and adds a rich, painterly texture to the artwork.

The key is to let it be the star. Make the artwork the primary focal point of the room and keep the surrounding decor relatively simple. To create a cohesive, professionally designed look, you can pull one or two accent colors from the artwork and repeat them subtly elsewhere in the room—for example, in a throw pillow, a vase, or a book cover. This makes the bold choice feel intentional and beautifully integrated.