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Canvas or Luxe Paper Print Options and Frame Choices for All Our Artworks

Black and white artworks are an effortlessly stylish choice sure to enhance any interior. Thanks to its classic appeal and versatility, black and white canvas art infuses your home with depth, drama, and elegance. 

Due to its monochromatic palette, these art pieces allow the eye to focus on form, shadow, light, linework, and textural detail. This timeless look suits a variety of tastes and styles, from minimalist to eclectic. 

In any room, these sophisticated works serve both as a neutral complement and a striking focal point — blending seamlessly with other furniture and building elements while still drawing the eye. 

We’ve hand-picked our collection of black and white canvas artworks from over 40 leading international art galleries. Our curated selection features works from classic painters through to contemporary photographers to give you a range of timeless options to choose from. 

Have a look through our selection below to find the perfect canvas print for your home!

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Picture of Abstract black and white composition with a man in between buildings
Picture of Group IX-SUW, The Swan, No. 1 (1915) - Hilma af Klint (Swedish, 1862 – 1944)
Picture of Lilies (1900 - 1930) - Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945)

Lilies (1900 - 1930) - Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945)

$55
Picture of Palm tree leaves in black and white photography

Palm tree leaves in black and white photography

$55
Picture of Papagei (ca 1905) - Hans Thoma (German, 1839-1924)

Papagei (ca 1905) - Hans Thoma (German, 1839-1924)

$55
Picture of A Prowling Tiger (ca. 1800) - Elizabeth Pringle

A Prowling Tiger (ca. 1800) - Elizabeth Pringle

$55
Picture of Irises (1925 - 1936) - Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945)

Irises (1925 - 1936) - Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945)

$55
Picture of The body of woman with black and white pattern

The body of woman with black and white pattern

$55
Picture of Waterfall (1925) - Takeuchi Seihō (Japanese, 1864-1942)

Waterfall (1925) - Takeuchi Seihō (Japanese, 1864-1942)

$55
Picture of A Frigate at Sea (17th century) - Pierre Puget (French, 1620-1694)
Picture of Abstract design - Joaquín Torres-García (Uruguayan, 1874-1949)
Picture of Kust bij Saint-Raphaël (1930) - Bernard Essers (Dutch, 1893-1945)
Picture of Southeast Asian village

Southeast Asian village

$55
Picture of Various flowers blooming

Various flowers blooming

$55
Picture of Adam und Eva (circa 1900) - Eduard von Steinle (Austrian, 1810 – 1886)
Picture of Am Strand sitzender (1912) - Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (German, 1880-1938)
Picture of Couple Embracing (1935 - 1943) - Madeleine St. Clair (American, 20th Century)
Picture of Rosa alba2 (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

Rosa alba2 (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

$55
Picture of The thinking man classical statue

The thinking man classical statue

$55
Picture of Ähre (ca 1905) - Hans Thoma (German, 1839-1924)

Ähre (ca 1905) - Hans Thoma (German, 1839-1924)

$55
Picture of Jeroen op jacht (1937) - Tinus van Doorn (Dutch, 1905–1940)

Jeroen op jacht (1937) - Tinus van Doorn (Dutch, 1905–1940)

$55
Picture of Papoeameisje (1923) - Johannes Frederik Engelbert ten Klooster (Dutch, 1873–1940)
Picture of Spanish iris, morning glory, and cherries (1630) - Georg Flegel (German, 1566-1638)
Picture of Waterfall in Skógafoss, Iceland

Waterfall in Skógafoss, Iceland

$55
Picture of Allegory of History (17th century) - François Chauveau (French, 1613-1676)
Picture of Black and white sand dunes in the Dubai

Black and white sand dunes in the Dubai

$55
Picture of Gallinule with Lotus Flowers (1900 - 1930) - Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945)
Picture of St George Battles The Dragon (1606-1608) - Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640)
Picture of Tarantella (1918) - Theo van Doesburg (Dutch, 1883 – 1931)

Tarantella (1918) - Theo van Doesburg (Dutch, 1883 – 1931)

$55
Picture of An Old Hanse Town - Axel Herman Haig

An Old Hanse Town - Axel Herman Haig

$55
Picture of Proun 1D (1919) - El Lissitzky (Russian, 1890-1941)

Proun 1D (1919) - El Lissitzky (Russian, 1890-1941)

$55
Picture of View of Dyrehaven (1838) - Johan Thomas Lundbye (Danish, 1818-1848)
Picture of California beach

California beach

$55
Picture of Vejen i Granskoven (1885) - Carl Bloch (Danish, 1834-1890)

Vejen i Granskoven (1885) - Carl Bloch (Danish, 1834-1890)

$55
Picture of Z31 Nächtliches Dorf (1918) - Kurt Schwitters (German, 1887 - 1948)
Picture of Anatomia humani corporis Pl.104 (1685) - Gerard de Lairesse (Flemish, 1641-1711)
Picture of Floral design for printed textile Pl XX (1800–1818) - Anonymous
Picture of Frozen winter forest in the fog

Frozen winter forest in the fog

$55
Picture of Zonnebloem (1906) - Reijer Stolk (Dutch, 1896 - 1945)

Zonnebloem (1906) - Reijer Stolk (Dutch, 1896 - 1945)

$55
Picture of Zonnebloem (1914) - Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita (Dutch, 1868 – 1944)
Picture of Zonsopgang boven een meer (1927) - Lucien Pissarro (French, 1863-1944)

Black and white photography on canvas

Monochromatic photographs capture scenes in a way that emphasizes textures and contrasts. From serene landscapes to architectural marvels, cityscapes, the animal kingdom, and surrealist works, photography immediately creates a substantial impact. 

When printed on canvas, these images are given further depth and texture, becoming art pieces that feel tactile. Large-scale black and white photography canvas art pieces work well in spaces where you want a strong visual anchor, such as living rooms or entryways. 

Impact on a room

Adding black and white canvas pictures to your decor can create a sense of calm, nostalgia, sophistication, or a fresh contemporary edge — depending on the subject matter. 

Choose a canvas print of a city skyline to add energy to a room, or opt for a moody forest in darker tones for a peaceful, meditative atmosphere.

Styling tips

Pair photo prints with simple furniture in solid, neutral colors to allow the artwork to command attention without visual competition. This also suits those with a contemporary or minimalist aesthetic preference. 

For those who prefer a vibrant home environment filled with color and intriguing objects, black and white photographs can be grounding pieces that offer a sense of cohesion and sophistication. 

Abstract black and white canvas art

Black and white abstract art is bold and versatile, suiting almost any space. Some pieces focus on geometric shapes, while others offer fluid, organic shapes and textures. Depending on your taste, these pieces can add energy to a room or create a calming atmosphere. 

These artworks imbue any space with a modern, expressive look. By printing on canvas, you’ll add textural depth to your favorite abstract work — enhancing its visual impact. 

Effect of abstract art at home

Large black and white canvas art prints will give a contemporary edge to any room. Striking shapes create contrast with movement, texture, and linework. This is ideal for minimalist decor, but it also pairs beautifully with more eclectic styles. 

These pieces often add a grounding element amidst colorful or patterned rooms. Depending on the piece you choose, they can also add energy, intrigue, and drama. If you’re looking to create a calm atmosphere, choose pieces with organic, free-flowing shapes and strokes. For drama, pick an artwork with darker tones and arresting contrasts. Artworks featuring sharp, directional linework will add energy and dynamism to any room. 

Styling tips

Prints of abstract art in black & white on canvas are great cornerstone pieces for styling a room. For a cohesive look, opt for geometric abstract art to sit alongside furniture that mimics its shapes. For example, this could be rectangular tables or angular light fixtures. 

If you’re going for a softer look, choose rounded furniture and soft textiles for balance. Keeping furniture and decor simple will let the abstract art shine.

If eclectic is more your taste, pick a large-scale abstract art piece with strong contrasts to add energy to your space. Consider the tones in the artwork too: if you have bold colors, go for bold lines. If pastels are more your thing, look to soft grey-scale artworks. 

Black and white canvas paintings

Classical, modernist, or contemporary monochrome paints can range from detailed portraiture to impressionistic landscapes. This art style is emphasized by detailed brushwork and shading, creating pieces that feel dynamic and engaging.

When printed on canvas, these paintings are infused with texture which creates drama and depth in any space. 

Add a focal point to any room

Black and white canvas paintings are perfect for spaces where you need a sophisticated focal point. 

A portrait can lend an air of history or elegance to a living room, whereas a landscape painting can add a sense of expanse to a small powder room. Choose an impressionistic painting above a fireplace to add energy and softness to complement sharp architectural lines. Picking the right painting will make a difference to the mood or tone of your chosen space.

How to style 

Classic paintings are an easy fit for buildings with historic architecture and will feel right at home immediately. On the other hand, they can also add a sense of sophistication to super-modern interiors, in a surprising contrast.

If your style is bright and playful, opt for impressionistic paintings or something contemporary to complement the energy and mood of your spaces. 

An office space in darker tones will benefit from paintings from Japanese artists or Edvard Munch to lend an air of sophistication, energy, and focus. 

Pair your painting canvas print with jewel tones on the walls to further elevate the sense of sophistication. They’ll look gorgeous in a formal dining room, working well with any style of furniture. 

Choose black and white canvas art 

Offering a unique blend of elegance and versatility, these monochromatic artworks make a perfect addition to any decor style. 

Whether you’re drawn to photography, abstract art, modernists, impressionists, block printing, or classic paintings, each style brings a special touch to your space. 

By carefully choosing the type, style, and placement of your black and white canvas prints, you’ll transform your home into a beautifully curated, artistic space for years to come.