Lavender Wall Art

Lavender Wall Art

Lavender wall art here shows lavender fields at sunset and golden hour, fields named for Provence, Valensole and Farm Tomita, a Tuscan field, a lone tree or a hot air balloon over the lavender, a watercolor bouquet and a mandala, plus scenes where lavender is the color of a dusk, a sunrise or a mountain ridge.

Lavender Fields At Sunset Above A Bed

For lavender wall art in a bedroom, start with the fields the titles set at sunset: Lavender Field at Sunset, Lavender Field Sunset and Sunset Over Lavender Fields, with Lavender Field Sunburst naming a sunburst. Over a bed with an 80 inch headboard, a 54 x 36 landscape such as Sunset Over Lavender Fields covers about 68 percent of the width. Leave 6 to 8 inches above the headboard.

Lavender Fields Named For Provence And Valensole

Provence appears by name in Lavender Field in Provence and in Rustic Provence Lavender Rows at Golden Hour, and Valensole Lavender Fields at Sunset names Valensole. Hang the three side by side along a hallway, evenly spaced, with their top edges level. The France wall art collection adds Paris, Mont Saint-Michel and Lake Annecy to these lavender scenes.

Farm Tomita, Banstead, The Okanagan And Tuscany

Several more titles carry a place name. Farm Tomita Lavender Fields names Farm Tomita, Banstead Lavender Field names Banstead, Okanagan Lavender Lake names the Okanagan, and Tuscan Lavender Field calls its field Tuscan. Pick a place you have visited for a study or a travel wall, and on an open wall set its center 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

A Lone Tree, A Crossroads Or A Hot Air Balloon

Some titles add a single thing to the field. Lavender Field Crossroads with Lone Tree puts a lone tree at a crossroads, Lavender Field with Solitary Tree keeps one tree in the field, and Hot Air Balloon Over Lavender Field adds a balloon above it. Above a 68 inch loveseat, a 48 x 32 landscape such as Lavender Field Crossroads with Lone Tree covers about 71 percent of the width.

Sunlit And Misty Lavender Field Views

Lavender wall decor without a sunset in the title starts with Sunlit Lavender Field, which names sun on the field, and Misty Lavender Hills, which names mist on the hills. Lavender Flower Fields keeps to the fields themselves. Hang one in a living room or an entry. For poppy, sunflower and rapeseed fields, the flower field wall art collection has them beside lavender, and tulip fields have their own page in tulip wall art.

Lavender Botanicals And Painted Pieces For A Bathroom

Lavender bathroom wall art starts with the painted and botanical pieces. Lavender Watercolor Bouquet is a bouquet in watercolor, Impressionist Lavender Field paints the field in an impressionist style, and Lavender Cornflower Mandala is a mandala titled for lavender and cornflower. In the two painted pieces the brush marks belong to the picture; the surface you receive is flat canvas or paper. Over a towel bar 24 inches wide, a 16 x 16 square such as Lavender Cornflower Mandala spans about 67 percent. Roses and cherry blossoms are on the flower wall art page, and leaf patterns in floral and botanical wall art.

Lavender Dusk Over A City, A Pier And A Lake

In other titles lavender names a color, not a plant. San Francisco Skyline at Lavender Dusk and Florya Beach Pier at Lavender Dusk call the dusk lavender, and Lavender Sunrise Over Reeds does the same for a sunrise over reeds. Lavender Lake Ohrid Sunset names Lake Ohrid at sunset. Choose these for lavender color wall art rather than the flower. The San Francisco wall art collection has the Golden Gate Bridge at dusk and in fog.

Winter, Autumn And Mountain Scenes In Lavender

A few titles pair lavender with a season or a mountain. Lavender Winter Mountain Illustration and Lavender Moon Winter Landscape both name winter, Lavender Autumn Forest Watercolor names an autumn forest in watercolor, and Lavender Mountain Ridge Silhouettes names ridges in silhouette. Over a 66 inch sideboard, a 48 x 16 panoramic such as Lavender Mountain Ridge Silhouettes covers about 73 percent of the width.

How Each Piece Is Made

Nothing is printed until you order it. Lavender canvas wall art uses museum-quality canvas and archival inks stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, and a Poster Print arrives unframed, usually at the lowest starting price. Shipping is free, delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, and you have 30 days from delivery to send a piece back.

Common Questions

Is there framed lavender wall art?

Yes. Each lavender piece can be ordered framed two ways: as a Framed Canvas, with the canvas set in a frame, or as a Framed Print, with the picture behind a white mat inside a frame. Both come ready to hang. Choose the framed version on the product page after you settle on a size.

Is there large lavender wall art?

Yes. The biggest landscape size is 60 x 40 inches and the biggest square is 48 x 48, while panoramic tops out at 60 x 20 and portrait at 30 x 60. Not every piece is made in every shape, so check the shapes listed for the one you like. A 60 x 40 landscape fits over furniture about 82 to 90 inches wide.

Is lilac wall art the same as lavender wall art?

No. Lilac and lavender are different plants, and the titles in this collection name lavender, never lilac. If lilac is the pale color you are after rather than the flower, look at the pieces whose titles call a dusk or a sunrise lavender, and judge the color from the picture itself before you order.

Is there lavender wall art for a nursery?

Yes. Lavender Botanical Minimalist and Spring Lavender Floral Study are titled as a botanical and a floral study of lavender rather than a field or a view, a plain choice for a nursery. Hang the picture on a wall away from the crib and the changing table, at adult eye level, and choose a small size for a narrow wall beside a dresser or a bookcase.

Is there lavender metal wall art?

No. Every lavender piece here is a printed picture, on canvas or on paper, and the collection holds no metal cutouts, carved wood or woven fabric hangings. If you want metal on the same wall as well, hang a brass or iron mirror or sconce beside the lavender picture.