Canvases

Definition:
Canvases are fabric surfaces, typically made of cotton or linen, stretched over a wooden frame and used as a medium for painting or digital prints. In home interiors, canvases are often used to display artwork, photography, or graphic designs, adding depth and character to a space.

Styling with Canvases in the Home:
Canvas art has become a go-to option for those seeking stylish and affordable wall décor. Whether you're creating a gallery wall in the living room or adding a bold focal point above your bed, canvases offer versatility and instant visual interest.

Choose abstract canvas prints for a contemporary aesthetic, or opt for nature-themed or architectural designs for a calming vibe. Large-format canvases can stand alone on expansive walls, while smaller pieces work beautifully in groups.

Where to Use Canvases:

• Living Rooms: Above sofas or fireplaces for instant impact.

• Bedrooms: Over the bed to frame the sleeping space.

• Hallways & Stairwells: Perfect for creating a gallery-like transition.

• Offices: Motivational quotes or minimalistic artwork enhance productivity.

Canvas Trends in 2025:
Interior designers are leaning toward textural and neutral-toned canvases to complement earthy, Scandi-inspired interiors. Statement canvases with metallic highlights or layered paints are also trending in maximalist and eclectic homes.

Recommended Brands at House of Isabella:
At House of Isabella, we stock a curated range of canvases that blend seamlessly with luxury interiors. Brands such as Gallery Direct, Uttermost, Tommy Franks, Eichholtz, and Richmond Interiors offer exclusive canvas wall art—from botanical-inspired prints to abstract compositions in muted palettes.

Related Glossary Terms:
wall art, framed prints, abstract artwork, living room with floor lamps, mirror, shabby chic, dressing room décor