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Black and white bathroom wall art

Black and white pieces for a bathroom: an ink drawing of a clawfoot tub, a eucalyptus sprig, Le Gray’s bathing huts on the Normandy beach, ferns, bleeding hearts and quiet seascapes, printed to order on canvas.

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How to choose black and white bathroom wall art

This collection gathers black and white bathroom wall art in two styles. Our studio's Clawfoot Bathtub and Eucalyptus keep things simple and graphic, along with quiet seascapes of waves and sailboats. New prints of nineteenth-century photographs add texture and history: Gustave Le Gray's Sainte-Adresse Beach, with its bathing huts on the Normandy shore, and Frank Meadow Sutcliffe's Fern Study. Together they suit both modern and classic bathrooms.

Choosing bathroom wall art black and white is an easy route, since it sits with white tile, marble, wood and brass. Over a tub, aim for about two-thirds of the tub's length, so a 24x36 suits a standard bath. Beside a vanity mirror, hang a pair like our Ink Botanicals 2-piece set, one on each side. A narrow wall near the door takes a 12x16 or 12x18. A float frame looks clean and modern, gold suits a traditional bathroom with brass fixtures, and acrylic gives a glossy finish that pairs well with tile.

Questions about black and white bathroom wall art

Can I hang black and white bathroom art in a room with a shower?

Yes, with a little care. Choose a wall away from direct spray, run the fan during and after showers so the room dries out, and leave a small gap behind the piece for air. In a very steamy bathroom, the wall farthest from the shower is the safer spot.

What do the black and white bathroom pictures show?

They lean on calm, natural subjects: Le Gray's bathing huts on the Normandy beach, Sutcliffe's ferns, Charles Aubry's bleeding hearts, a birch tree by Constant Alexandre Famin and Le Gray's sun over the sea. Our studio adds a clawfoot tub, a eucalyptus sprig, waves on an empty beach and a white sailboat.

How do I clean art in a bathroom?

Dust stretched or framed canvas with a soft, dry cloth or a clean makeup brush, and keep sprays, cleaners and hairspray away from the surface. Acrylic panels can be wiped gently with a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid paper towels on acrylic, as they can scratch.

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