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Looking to brighten up a space? Discover how art can elevate any room.

4 months ago

If you're looking to give your room an instant upgrade, choosing a beautiful piece of art you love won't only elevate your space - you'll build a connection with the artwork to create a place that feels like home.

At Abstract House, we've been connecting art lovers with modern art they love for over 10 years. An award-winning art studio founded by bestselling artist Omar Obaid, our artwork is designed and made by us in our London studio. With a range of original paintings and art prints, expertly handcrafted by our professional framing team, We also champion sustainability, and were the first art studio to deliver our artwork in 100% plastic-free recyclable packaging - from production to your door, to reduce impact on the planet.

Let's see some before-and-after photos to see how our customers spaces have been transformed with our modern, affordable art collection.

After Photo

Art: Neutral Abstract Sands Framed Canvas Photo by no33interior on Instagram

The Before

Eleanor told us "I can't believe how much of a difference it makes to the space! It looks fab!".

The Before

The After

Art: Abstract Art Inspiration Framed Canvas Art Set

More Recent Room Transformations

Art: Neutral Impressionist Mood Framed Canvas. Photo Credit: Amy Elizabeth Interiors

Art: Abstract Blush River Tones Framed Art Prints Set. Photo Credit: Studio Miaki

Looking for more inspiration? Get in touch if you need any help or browse our curated edits and full catalogue:

- Art By Colour

- Bestselling Art

Good luck with your home journey!

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