10 paintings
Flowers and gardens in oil
Sunflowers on a kitchen wall, irises in a hallway, a Japanese footbridge over a pond — the flower paintings people actually live with, hand-painted in oil.
Collections
Famous paintings by subject and by room
Two ways into the same catalogue: what the painting is of, and where it is going. Start from the feeling you want on the wall rather than from a painter's name.
By subject
7 paintings
Night scenes in oil
Starry nights, café terraces, rivers at dusk — the paintings that make a room feel lit from inside.
10 paintings
The sea, ships and storms
From Hokusai's wave to Turner's last voyage — the sea as painters have argued with it for four hundred years.
12 paintings
Portraits of women
Mona Lisa, the Girl with a Pearl Earring, Madame X — the faces that have been looking at us for five hundred years.
6 paintings
Children and family
Renoir's two sisters, Cassatt's bath, a girl watering a garden — paintings of childhood that are not sentimental.
7 paintings
Dance and music
Degas in the rehearsal room, Renoir at the Sunday dance, Lautrec at the Moulin Rouge — painting as the record of a night out.
12 paintings
Landscapes and countryside
Wheat fields, haystacks, a fog-bound wanderer — the landscape as the room's own window.
8 paintings
Interiors and quiet rooms
Vermeer's milkmaid, Van Gogh's bedroom, a bar at closing time — paintings about being indoors.
By room
By room
Paintings for the living room
The largest wall in the house, the widest sofa, the most eyes — and the most expensive mistake if the size is wrong. Start here rather than with a painter's name.
By room
Paintings for the bedroom
The last thing you see at night and the first in the morning. Calm palettes, soft light, and not a single staring portrait.
By room
Paintings for the dining room
Seen across a table, at seated height, for an hour at a time. Social subjects, warm floors, and the one room where 'busy' is a feature.
By room
Paintings for the office and study
On camera all day, behind you in every call. Something structured, nothing distracting — and a horizon helps.
By room
Paintings for hallways and stairwells
The walls you pass twenty times a day and never sit in front of. Vertical subjects, a sequence, and light that changes as you move.
By room
Paintings for the kitchen
Small walls, steam, morning light. Domestic subjects at domestic scale — the room where small paintings shine.
Why browse this way
Most people arrive at a reproduction from one of two directions: they know the painting, or they know the room and the mood. The artist index serves the first. These collections serve the second — a dark hallway needs a night painting, a kitchen needs something domestic, a landing over a staircase needs height and a horizon.
Each collection is curated rather than generated. That means the paintings in it were chosen because they work together on a wall, and it means we can tell you which one to pick when the room is awkward — narrow, dark, north-facing, or already full of colour.
What every piece has in common
Hand-painted in oil on cotton canvas, made to order, any proportional size, six frame options, numbered certificate of authenticity, free tracked worldwide shipping, and a photograph of your finished canvas before it leaves the studio. If a painting arrives damaged, send the unboxing video and we replace it.
Can't find the right subject?
Describe the room and what you want it to feel like. We will name three paintings that would work — and tell you honestly if a commission is the better answer.