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Inspiration for every space, style + budget

By Liz Lidgett February 9, 2026
This year you will see a price increase from some of our artists in reflection of their growth, demand, and evolution of their practices. Read more for details on who will be adjusting their pricing this year!
By Liz Lidgett February 5, 2026
Please welcome Ashley Mary, a multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and muralist with an MA in Graphic/Web Design from MCAD. She splits her time living between Minneapolis, Minnesota and Des Moines, Iowa.
By Liz Lidgett February 3, 2026
Also known as @indigoleopardhome on Instagram, Sarisa is a maximalist home and design lifestyle influencer based in Oklahoma. After recently sending her a Paige Barnes Dorsey snake piece, she shares what she loves most about the work.
By Hannah Jacobus January 29, 2026
Step into a butler’s pantry inspired by Michele Aschenbrenner’s button florals. Here whimsical pattern meets thoughtful design in the heart of the home, creating a space that celebrates beauty, function, and gathering around the table.
By Liz Lidgett January 27, 2026
Pattern Play is our new show inspired by our wallpaper collaboration with Chasing Paper . We invited seven of our artists to take the wallpapers as an inspiration to their artistic flair, and here are the results...
By Liz Lidgett January 22, 2026
Meet Bekah Worley, an illustration artist based in Minnesota. A self-taught artist with a focus on color and big, folk-inspired forms typically using acrylic on found frames or objects and wood panel.
By Liz Lidgett January 20, 2026
Meet Vicky Reddish, an abstract artist based in Nashville Tennessee. Apart of our new show Pattern Play , Vicky finds art to ignite a sense of fun, warmth, and personality that hopes to inspire and uplift.
Hayley Sheldon’s artwork in a small personality filled room
By Liz Lidgett January 15, 2026
A beautiful Better Homes & Gardens feature showcasing our artists in a thoughtfully curated space—discover more about our commission offerings and interior design trade program.
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How to hang your art (only making one hole—not seven)

Let’s be real, it happens way too often and it's frustrating. We hang art every day so we’re sharing the 3-step formula to help you get it right in one swing.

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