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Black and white wall art with a pop of color
Black and white with one color: a red poppy in an ink drawing, a red stroke across a gray abstract, a yellow umbrella on a rainy street, and gold on black and gray.
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Format
7 of 7 pieces
Red Poppy
- Portrait
Red Stroke
- Landscape
Yellow Umbrella
- Portrait
Ink Botanicals — 2-Piece Set
- Landscape
- Set of 2
Gray and Gold
- Square
Black Mountains, Gold Sun
- Panoramic
Gold Ginkgo
- Portrait
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How to choose black and white wall art with color
This collection is black and white wall art with color kept to a single accent, all from our studio. Yellow Umbrella shows one yellow umbrella on a rainy gray street, Red Poppy is an ink drawing with a red bloom, and Red Stroke lays a red mark across a gray abstract. For warmth, Gray and Gold, Black Mountains, Gold Sun and Gold Ginkgo set gold against black and gray, and the Ink Botanicals 2-piece set offers a matching pair.
Black and white art with pop of color looks strongest when the accent echoes something in the room: a red rug, a mustard chair, brass lamps. Use it as the focal point over a sofa or bed, about two-thirds its width, such as a 24x48 for Red Stroke. Stretched canvas keeps it modern, a Black float frame sharpens the contrast, Antique Gold frames suit Gold Ginkgo, and acrylic gives the color an extra glossy depth.
Questions about black and white wall art with color
Which pieces are black white and red wall art?
Our black white and red wall art includes Red Poppy and Red Stroke. Red Poppy is a tall ink drawing, so it suits a hallway, a kitchen or the wall beside a bed. Red Stroke is landscape, so it works over a sofa or desk. Both look sharp in a black frame.
Is there black and white and yellow wall art?
Yes. Yellow Umbrella is our black and white and yellow wall art: a gray, rainy street with one yellow umbrella. It is tall, so it fits an entry, a hallway or between windows, and it pairs well with yellow cushions or a single mustard chair in an otherwise neutral room.
How do I style black and white with red wall art?
With black and white with red wall art, repeat the red once or twice in the room, through a throw, a vase or a book spine, rather than everywhere. Keep walls white or light gray. A Black float frame makes the contrast crisp, while unframed canvas feels softer.