Art in the home
Joyful art, in happy homes.
Real rooms, sent in by the people who hung the pieces. Browse by room, find the size that fits your wall, and try any piece on it to scale.
By room
Where the pieces ended up.
Every photo here came from a collector. Tap a room to see what people hang there, and the piece each photo shows.
Every room we've been sent so far, living rooms first.
Three small prints, stacked, beside the window.
Two pieces from a beach-house living room.
A pair of beach-house pieces, one over each bed.
Two tall palm panels, made for one wall.
A beach-town piece in an entry hall.
Three small framed prints over a console.
Straight from the booth
Off the wall and into the car.
Most originals leave a show in the collector's hands, minutes after they fell for it. The best way to judge how big the big pieces really are.
Which wall?
Find the size that fits.
Jennifer's pieces come in four rough sizes. Pick the wall first, then browse everything that fits it.
Small · under 24″Small pieces.
Under two feet on the long side — a hallway, a powder room, a shelf that needs one good thing.
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Medium · 24–36″Medium pieces.
Two to three feet — over a console, a dresser, a reading chair.
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Large · 36–48″Large pieces.
Three to four feet — the piece above the sofa or the bed.
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Oversize · 48″ +Oversize pieces.
Four feet and up — the wall that the whole room is arranged around.
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Match the room
Start from the colour you already have.
Every piece is sorted by the colour it reads from across the room. Pick yours and browse.
Try it on your wall
Every piece, to scale, before you buy.
Each piece's page has an “On the wall” view: the framed piece hung to scale on a blank ten-foot wall or in one of three rendered rooms, so you can picture it over your own sofa. Switch sizes and the piece follows.
See Catch the Drift on the wall →
Rendered room · to scale
Hung one of Jennifer's pieces?
Send a photo of it at home.
Jennifer keeps every one of these. Write her a letter with the photo attached, or just tell her which piece and which room, and she'll be in touch.