11 of the best wall art prints

Desenio has a mind-boggling array of contemporary prints – including this black and white number, which is a pretty accurate visual representation of our lockdown life, to be fair.

Surface View is a website where the possibilities are pretty much endless – you can customise prints to suit your interior and get access to hard-to-find pictures. This verdant print, from the New York Botanical Garden collection, will sit pretty on your living room wall.

A haven for art and stationary junkies, this site has plenty of purse-friendly options for that blank space on your living room wall. Why not try this cool collage of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo? It’s a bargain.

This socially-responsible platform brings together work from artists and designers, including this sunny ‘Los Angeles Is Pink 01’ print by Mikael Strom. Buy it and add a splash of California cool to your walls.

Interiors and furniture shop Rose and Grey’s online platform is a trove of cute home decor and accessories. We love this pink-hued print by Ramsgate-based artist, Margo in Margate.

Start browsing Not On The High Street and you’ll probably never stop, but it’s THE place to go to find something unique for your house. This dreamy leopard print and metallic art is from Susie Cutie Designs.

If you, like us, have escapism on the brain, you’ll likely find this fresh, fun John Lewis print super appealing too. Just thinking about those palm trees, blue waters and zingy pool floats has us dreaming of a time when we can jet off once again.

Ok, so some of the art on the Affordable Art Fair online shop isn’t actually that affordable. But if you can stretch your budget slightly, you’ll find gems on there, like this blue Cambridge print by designer Kate Heiss.

This East Sussex-based workshop is on a mission to bring art to everyone. We love colour blocking in our wardrobes and on our walls, which is why this Mark Rothko print (Untitled 1960-61) is the perfect piece to brighten up a drab white or cream background.