Art that makes a room feel alive.
Color is the fastest way to give a space character. Whether through a commissioned canvas, a thoughtfully hung gallery wall, or a handmade accent you crafted yourself — the right piece changes everything.
Commissioned for your space
Original artwork tailored to your palette, scale, and the feeling you want a room to hold. Patricia collaborates with you on color story, texture, and size — then sources or paints a piece that anchors the space.
- Palette study — pulled from your existing finishes, textiles, and light.
- Scale & proportion — sized to the wall, not the budget.
- Mediums — acrylic, mixed media, textile, or framed photography.
- Framing guidance — finishes that complement, not compete.
Hang it right the first time
Beautiful art on the wrong wall, at the wrong height, or in the wrong frame disappears. Placement is what makes the piece — and the room — sing.
Hang the visual center at 57–60″ — eye level for most rooms.
Leave 6–10″ between the top of the sofa and the bottom of the frame.
Artwork should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below.
Plan on the floor first. Keep 2–3″ between frames for a tight, intentional grid.
Handmade touches that tell your story
You don't need a big budget to add character. A weekend project, a coat of paint, or a foraged branch in the right vessel can transform a corner.
Painted canvas trio
Three small stretched canvases, one accent color from your room, and a wide brush. Hang as a triptych for instant gallery polish.
Dried botanical frame
Press eucalyptus or palm between glass in a thin black frame — sculptural, seasonal, free.
Fabric-wrapped art
Staple a favorite textile around a wood stretcher for soft texture and a custom color story.
Color-blocked vases
Dip thrifted ceramics in matte paint — group in odd numbers for a curated still life.
Want help bringing color into your home?
From a single commissioned piece to a whole-room art plan, Patricia can guide the palette, sourcing, and placement.