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This beach-inspired abstract piece is so soothing with its blocks of calming colors. It’s simple yet striking, and such a great way to add a bit of color to a bedroom.

If you’re into florals, you’ll love this hyper-realistic still life. The contrast between the rich background and the vibrant flower petals is to die for. It lends an elegant, romantic vibe to any room.

Do you ever just … ? It’s hard not to relate to this clever piece. The playful mixed patterns and bold, rosy colors lend graphic interest to your walls.

The New Yorker covers always feature the best illustrations, and this one from the late '90s doesn’t disappoint. A dog reading calmly with his morning espresso? I need this hanging in my home office!

The chances of me ever owning a real Henri Matisse painting are slim to none, but thankfully I can snag this print without spending a small fortune. The bright red-orange fish, the verdant greens of the plants — there are so many gorgeous colors in this, you could style an entire room around it!

You’ve probably seen Slim Aaron’s photos in a house tour or two, and there’s a good reason why. His work has a cool, retro flair about it (which makes sense, given most were shot around the '70s). Plus, the scenes captured, like this astoundingly chic house party, are so aspirational.

This minimalist pen-and-ink drawing would be a beautiful finishing touch in a bedroom or living space. The delicate lilies depicted in strong, bold lines make a soft statement.

Have your own Ferris Bueller moment and get lost in the mesmerizing dots in this Georges Seurat print. Lively colors abound in this pointillist piece. It’s worth snagging a larger size so you can appreciate every last detail.

There’s something oddly tranquil about this pastoral piece. Maybe it’s the winter sunset that’s blended to perfection, or the row of peacefully grazing cows. It’s a cottagecore dream!

Every bathroom needs a tasteful nude painting, and this nude sketch would be my first choice. It’s simple, sophisticated, and would style beautifully no matter your decor aesthetic.