Art

Elirian’s art collection celebrates balance and material honesty, from minimalist abstracts and soft landscapes to sculptural pieces that add depth and calm. Each artwork is chosen for its ability to harmonize with modern furniture and architecture, turning blank walls into moments of reflection.

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  • Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print - rustic farmhouse art in white wood frame - Elirian

    Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print by Billy Jacobs in White Wood Frame

    Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print by Billy Jacobs in White Wood Frame
    $99.99
  • Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print - rustic farm art decor for living room - Elirian

    Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print by Billy Jacobs in Black Wood Frame

    Chicken Feed Framed Wall Print by Billy Jacobs in Black Wood Frame
    $99.99

FAQs of Art

What size art print works best above a sofa or console?
A single piece should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, so a 72-inch sofa pairs well with art in the 45 to 55 inch range including the frame. Smaller individual prints work better grouped in a gallery arrangement rather than hung alone on a large wall.

Should framed art match my room's existing frame or hardware finishes?
It doesn't need to match exactly. Coordinating through one shared element, like a white frame echoing white trim elsewhere in the room, looks more intentional than mixing several unrelated frame tones. A single contrasting frame can also work well as an accent if the rest of the room stays neutral.

How high should a piece of wall art be hung?
Center the artwork at eye level for the room's primary vantage point, generally 57 to 60 inches from the floor to the piece's center. Above furniture, leave 6 to 12 inches of space between the top of the piece and the bottom of the frame.

Are framed prints protected from fading in direct sunlight?
Standard glass framing offers minimal UV protection, so prints hung in direct, prolonged sunlight will gradually fade over years regardless of the ink quality. Placing art away from a south-facing window that gets constant direct light, or choosing UV-protective glass where available, helps preserve color longer.

What's the difference between a limited-edition print and an open-edition print?
A limited-edition print is produced in a capped, numbered quantity, which can add collectible value over time, while an open-edition print is reproduced without a set limit and is typically more affordable as a result. Both use the same printing process; the distinction is purely about production quantity and any resulting collectibility.

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