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Black and White Framed Art

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

Whether you’re decorating a minimalist apartment, a rustic farmhouse, or making a mark on your office, black and white framed prints add sophistication without overpowering a room’s color scheme. 

Incorporating black and white framed art into your home is a sure way to enhance any room with timeless elegance. From photography to abstract black and white framed artwork, these pieces elevate your interior decor instantly. 

Framed black and white art is more than just a trend — it’s a classic choice that enhances and complements every type of decor, from minimalist to eclectic. 

Explore our options hand-picked from over 40 leading galleries around the world. This curated collection will add lasting appeal and visual harmony to bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, and offices. 

Browse our collection today to find the perfect fit for your home. We have photography, abstract art, classic and contemporary paintings, and works from renowned artists all over the world.

You’re sure to find the perfect framed prints to elevate your interior decor and cherish for many years to come. 

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Picture of Projekt winiety – chata nad strumykiem (1950-1960) - Anonymous
Picture of Prometheus Bound (1618) - Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640)
Picture of Prosobranchia. – Dorderkiemen-Schnecken (1904) - Ernst Haeckel (German, 1834-1919)
Picture of Proun 1D (1919) - El Lissitzky (Russian, 1890-1941)

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

$55
Picture of Proun 99 (ca. 1923–25) - El Lissitzky (Russian, 1890-1941)

Proun 99 (ca. 1923–25) - El Lissitzky (Russian, 1890-1941)

$55
Picture of Provincetown Street (1935-1943) - James Lesesne Wells (American, 1902–1993)
Picture of Quay with men unloading sand barges (1888) - Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890)
Picture of Regular black and white zigzag chevron pattern, seamless zig zag
Picture of Renaissance No.8 (1856) - Owen Jones (English, 1809 - 1874)

Renaissance No.8 (1856) - Owen Jones (English, 1809 - 1874)

$55
Picture of RETURN OF THE FISHING BOATS, ÉTRETAT (1879) - Giovanni Boldini (Italian, 1842-1931)
Picture of Rhinoceros rhino close up

Rhinoceros rhino close up

$55
Picture of Ringuil (1914-08-17) - Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita (Dutch, 1868 – 1944)
Picture of River Scene (1935-1943) - Katherine Sanderson (American, 20th century)
Picture of Rock is black and white

Rock is black and white

$55
Picture of Romanian mountain scenery with river

Romanian mountain scenery with river

$55
Picture of Rosa alba2 (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

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

$55
Picture of Rosa blanda (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

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

$55
Picture of Rosa centifolia (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

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

$55
Picture of Rosa centifolia4 (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

Rosa centifolia4 (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

$55
Picture of Rosa spinosissima (1799) - Mary Lawrance (English, 1776 - 1831)

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

$55
Picture of Rose Imperatrice Eugenie (1854-1896) - Charles Antoine Lemaire (French, 1800-1871)
Picture of Rose in black and white

Rose in black and white

$55
Picture of Sand dunes in the Liwa desert ,abu dhabi , united arab emirates

Sand dunes in the Liwa desert ,abu dhabi , united arab emirates

$55
Picture of Sans Titre (1934) - Wassily Kandinsky (Russian, 1866 - 1944)

Sans Titre (1934) - Wassily Kandinsky (Russian, 1866 - 1944)

$55
Picture of Saxes black and white

Saxes black and white

$55
Picture of Scène de tauromachie (1928) - Pablo Gargallo

Scène de tauromachie (1928) - Pablo Gargallo

$55
Picture of Scrap iron (1935 - 1940) - Elizabeth Olds (American, 1896 – 1991)
Picture of Selene and Endymion (circa 1770) - Ubaldo Gandolfi (Italian, 1728-1781)
Picture of Shiney black and white chain

Shiney black and white chain

$55
Picture of Silhouette of a walking man in a city

Silhouette of a walking man in a city

$55
Picture of Silhouettes of lotus flower and leaves

Silhouettes of lotus flower and leaves

$55
Picture of Sinking of the Titanic (1912–13) - Max Beckmann (German, 1884 – 1950)
Picture of Skier

Skier

$55
Picture of Skull (ca. 1890) - John White Alexander (American, 1856-1915)

Skull (ca. 1890) - John White Alexander (American, 1856-1915)

$55
Picture of Small World (1914) - Paul Klee (German, 1879 - 1940)

Small World (1914) - Paul Klee (German, 1879 - 1940)

$55
Picture of Sonnenuntergang (around 1929) - Karl Wiener (Austrian, 1901-1949)
Picture of Sophisticated abstract composition

Sophisticated abstract composition

$55
Picture of Spanish iris, morning glory, and cherries (1630) - Georg Flegel (German, 1566-1638)
Picture of Spring landscape with blooming cotton grass in black and white

Spring landscape with blooming cotton grass in black and white

$55
Picture of St George Battles The Dragon (1606-1608) - Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640)
Picture of St Martin and the beggar - Johannes Josephus Aarts (Dutch, 1871-1934)
Picture of Stairway at Auvers (1890) - Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890)

Stairway at Auvers (1890) - Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890)

$55
Picture of Standing Herd (1915) - Edward Borein (American, 1872-1945)

Standing Herd (1915) - Edward Borein (American, 1872-1945)

$55

Popular types of black and white framed prints

The possibilities with monochromatic artworks are endless. With so many print types to choose from, let’s look at a few that will elevate your space:

  • Black and white photography: Photography instantly transforms a space, making it feel fresh and modern. These monochrome prints highlight the textures, contrasts and emotions of the subject without the distraction of color. Add urban landscapes for drama, nature scenes for serenity, or surrealist photos for visual intrigue. 
  • Abstract art: This is another popular choice, especially for those looking to add a modern edge to their space. Abstract art encourages viewers to interpret the image individually, adding a personal and reflective element to any room. There are so many styles to suit any taste: from organic, free flowing expressions to dynamic linework. 
  • Classic paintings: Timeless for a reason, classic paintings add sophistication and a historical air to any space. They also work beautifully as striking contrasts to hyper-modern spaces. Add them to dining rooms to elevate the formal feel, or add a studious air to an office space.
  • Illustrations and sketches: Line art and detailed sketches work beautifully in black and white. These prints of ballet dancers, architectural drawings or minimalistic drawings are perfect for adding a refined, artistic touch. They are particularly stunning in a small bedroom or bathroom, drawing the viewer in and creating an intimate feel. 

How to choose the perfect piece for your space

Selecting the right framed black and white art for your space means thinking about size, placement, and subject matter. Let’s look at some tips to guide you: 

  • Size and scale: The size of your art print matters, especially in proportion to the wall you’ll be hanging it on. For larger rooms, oversized black and white framed wall art makes a powerful statement. Smaller spaces, like a powder room or home office, look great with a series of small framed prints. Create a gallery wall effect this way to add visual interest without overwhelming the space.
  • Frame style: Choosing a black frame will create a sleek, contemporary look that anchors your chosen artwork. It works especially well with works that have darker tones. On the other hand, if you want to create an airy and light feel, picking a white frame will do wonders to add a bright feel.
  • Room theme and style: Black and white nature photography or landscape prints might set the tone for a calm bedroom environment in neutral tones. Or, opt for abstract framed prints to add edge and sophistication to a modern or industrial space.
  • Grouping and arrangement: Looking to create a gallery wall? Mix and match different framed black and white prints. Combining various sizes, styles and subjects with a simple color palette lets you experiment with layout. This works beautifully in hallways, living rooms, and even staircases, adding personality to the space. 

Styling tips for black and white framed art

Once you’ve picked your favorite artworks, consider how to style it to get the most out of your stunning new piece.

Balance and symmetry

If you’ve selected multiple pieces, create a balanced arrangement by putting similar-sized frames together or arranging them in a grid format. Symmetry creates a clean, organized look.

On the other hand, if you like a playful and casual look, spacing your prints out asymmetrically will add whimsy and playfulness. 

Layering and depth

For a modern take, lean framed white and black art against a wall or on the mantle above a fireplace, instead of hanging it. 

Another way to add depth is by choosing pieces that have lots of texture and darker tones. This creates a feeling of the space being bigger. 

Lighting

The right lighting can elevate the impact of your prints. Use spotlights or wall sconces to enhance the artwork, emphasizing details and contrasts. This approach works really well for art pieces with intricate shading or line work.

Natural light looks gorgeous against soft, gray-scaled artworks, allowing them to change with the light as the day progresses. Make sure to have a backup spotlight for the evening, to add even more dimension. 

Where to hang black and white artworks

These artworks are timeless in any room or space. Here are our tips for adding these prints to your living spaces:

  • Living room: As a main gathering space, choose works with a striking contrast to serve as a focal point and conversation starter.
  • Bedroom: Go for sweeping vistas or gentle organic shapes to create a calming environment.
  • Home office: Abstract designs work particularly in these spaces, as do photographs of powerful animals and mountain scapes. 
  • Hallways and staircases: These often overlooked areas are perfect for a series of prints to create movement and interest.

Follow these tips and you’re sure to create a wonderful mood in any space, whether that’s playful, calming, or vibrancy. 

Black and white framed art prints will create a beautiful feeling of harmony and last for many years to come.