13 Beautiful Pieces of Artwork for Your Home for Under $100

These days, there really is no excuse to have bare walls: art is affordable and it’s in abundance. It’s also a fast and easy way to set the vibe at home and to inject personality. Dramatic and somber? Fun and silly? How do you want your home to feel? From posters to prints, here are our picks to jazz up your home without breaking the bank.

Wayfair.ca

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Southwestern Whimsy

Everyone’s favourite spiky succulent looks even better as a trio. And it’s a perfect pick-me-up for a pale palette (say that three times). Minimalist Potted Cactus Painting, Wayfair.ca, $64.

Urban Barn

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For the Cinephile

With his interlaced fingers, a shrewd Jack Nicholson cuts a fine figure in black and white. Jack Portrait Wall Art, Urban Barn, $48.

West Elm

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The Key to a Room

With this work, Swedish-based illustrator and designer Patrik Svensson adds a cryptic flourish to a blank wall or gallery arrangement. Stampa for West Elm – Parzival, $85.

Etsy

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Perfect for a Nursery

Slow-moving sloths are the cutest animals on the planet. End of discussion. This colourful print would work just about anywhere you need a smile – even the bathroom – but it’s especially nice in a nursery. Sloth Forest Print, Michiscribbles, Etsy, $14-$22.

Open Studio

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Conversation Starter

In this photo etching, a seemingly vacant building in washed tones of blue and grey are mood-making. Variations on Urban Planning by Alex Thompson, Open Studio, $100.

Open Studio

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The Shape of Things

Fun, mysterious, powerful. With all of its negative space, this mismatched foursome thrills in its simplicity. Tom Lecuyer Untitled, Open Studio, $30.

IKEA

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Rad and Retro

You could search endlessly at a thrift shop for a similar poster or you could hit up everyone’s favourite Swedish retailer. The old-school projector, tarnished edges and faded colouration is on point. EDELVIK poster, IKEA, $14.

20 x 200

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Runway Titles

Channel Chanel’s ferocity at home with an illustration that shows off the best fashion houses and creatives. Ideal Bookshelf 505 by Jane Mount, from $75.

20 x 200

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Don’t Even Bother

Maybe it’s the indolent pose, maybe it’s the unamused expression, but this is one cool cat. So much cat-itude. We can’t even. I Said No by Martha Rich, from $75.

Minted

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Foggy View

Artwork

can totally transform a space. This piece evokes a moody quality, as though you’re looking at the dock through gossamer. A perfect choice if you’re after quietude at home. The Edge by Jennifer Murrow, Minted, from $31.