With 2020 coming to a close, we are reminded as we head into 2021 that the celebration of the New Year focuses on a fresh start and renewal. With the unprecedented situations that 2020 has handed everyone, we look to 2021 especially for a completely fresh start.
This past year has changed how the world operates. You may find yourself working from home, your children schooling from home, or just find yourself spending more time in your house than you normally would. If you are anything like us this may have conjured up a feeling of staleness and the motivation to renovate or change up your spaces. What better time than this winter to explore the options of new artwork; a quick and simple way to reinvigorate your rooms without breaking out the sledgehammer and taking down walls.
Scroll down to view some of our latest work that our artists have conjured up while also finding more time at home or in their studios. We’ve even included a sneak peak to our newest represented artist, David Noalia!
Shawn LaChapelle, “Highland”
Believe it or not, this Scottish Highland Cow is a local Upstate New York-er! With this brand new piece by photographer Shawn LaChapelle, it’s easy to give your space that rustic feel that Upstate is known so well for.
Beth Dacey, “Jackie and Alice”, 48x36
We love work by Beth Dacey because of it’s versatility. Her paintings can easily add that vintage inspiration to your décor, or depending on the subject and how you style it, a much more rustic farmhouse appeal.
Craig Mooney, “Snow Squalls”, 36x48
Upstate is also known for its snowy mountains and winter sports. (We even hosted the Winter Olympics just a few hours north of here!) With this brand new painting by Craig Mooney, you can bring the feeling of the slopes home, or even decorate your winter cabins.
Ray Simonini, “Suzie” & "Luella"
Changing up your space doesn’t have to be a big commitment! We love the animal portraits from artist Ray Simonini because they are an easy and inexpensive way to bring character and personality to your space.
David Noalia, “Romantico”, 40x48
This is a sneak peak at our latest artist, David Noalia. Hailing from across the Atlantic Ocean in Spain, Noalia explores Equine artwork with a Spanish and Colorful twist. What better way to shake up your decor than with artwork from our newest artist exclusively represented by us in the USA!
Having trouble finding the perfect piece to suit your space? Get curated recommendations here.
