Wall art is more than home decor — it’s a direct expression of our cultural tastes, values and personal histories. A print of a famous artwork will usually be an indication of someone’s appreciation for fine art, while a painting of a certain city may reveal their connection or history with that place.
Some of my favourite homes have been the ones filled with art — my grandmother’s bathroom walls were always adorned with drawings of female figures and my first rental was filled with the landlord’s collection of Aboriginal artworks from his time in an outback community. Since moving states, my walls now hold pictures of the beaches and buildings of home.

Your art also doesn’t have to be sentimental — it can simply be an opportunity to experiment with different colours and aesthetics in your home. In recent years, vintage Italian posters of liqueurs or apéritifs (such as Aperol and Limoncello) have become popular for contemporary coastal styles, and vintage portraits and still life artworks are currently experiencing a renaissance with the rise of traditional English interior styles.
While the right piece of wall art for your home will depend entirely on your own interior style and space, we can share the pieces we currently have our eye on.
7 pieces of wall art we would buy in 2025

01
‘Banksia in a Pot’ printed wall art
$49.99-$479.99, Temple & Webster
Best for: country interiors
With its classic Australian bush colours, this gorgeous piece of botanical wall art is perfectly suited to a country home or cottage. While the soft blues, greys and greens give the piece a calming energy, the sunny yellow will brighten any room.
Key features:
- Framed wall art
- Designed by Angela Hawkey
- Multiple sizes available

02
Beach season artwork
$16.07, Etsy
Best for: coastal interiors
Finding the right coastal wall art can be a serious challenge, with too many pieces leaning into cliched beach motifs and visuals. However, this cool coastal artwork strikes the right balance, with its more minimalist take on a beach illustration.
Key features:
- Digital download print
- Signed by artist
- 76cm x 76cm

03
Female figure drawing
From $37.74, Etsy
Best for: female-form wall art
Line drawings of the female figure will always be an elegant choice for wall art and this subtle piece is a lovely place to start.
Key features:
- Archival paper
- Multiple sizes available

04
Mini black cat sleeping painting
$41.79, Etsy
Best for: gallery walls
Unique artworks in unexpected sizes can enhance a gallery wall that feels a bit flat. This cute, tiny black cat wall art has plenty of personality, making it a cool addition to any gallery wall or space needing a lift.
Key features:
- 5cm x 5cm
- Acrylic on cardboard
- Made to order

05
Inka Arthouse 2x Japanese Taguchi Tomoki art prints
$120 – $240, The Iconic
Best for: famous artwork prints
Henri Matisse’s ‘Blue Nude’ is one of the many famous artworks that have become popular choices for wall art. If you like the idea of hanging a print of a famous artwork on your wall but don’t want something that everyone else has, these Taguchi Tomoki art prints are a nice option. You can also find prints of famous artworks at gallery exhibitions.
Key features:
- 250gsm archival grade matte paper
- Shipped from Melbourne
- Historical piece

06
‘Abstract Earth Canvas I’
$229, Early Settler
Best for: abstract art
Unlike wall art that features a recognisable image, abstract art can be a more subtle way to complete a space. If you’re looking for something neutral yet warm, this abstract canvas from Early Settler is a great choice.
Key features:
- Organic aesthetic
- Brown and white palette
- Hand-painted texture

07
‘Vintage Still Life Orange Painting’
$12.68, Etsy
Best for: still life wall art
With their vintage aesthetic, still life artworks of fruit look particularly charming in the kitchen. If I was hanging art in the kitchen, I’d definitely be opting for something like this cute rustic orange still life.
Key features:
- Downloadable print
- Vintage aesthetic
- Multiple sizes available