Finding large artwork for a living room can be surprisingly difficult. You want something with enough presence to balance a sofa or fill a generous wall, but original art can quickly become expensive.
These five original paintings from Abstract House are all substantial enough to make an impact, while offering a more accessible way to introduce one-of-a-kind art into your home.
1. Reflections
At 150 x 120 cm, Reflections is ideal for a large wall or above a generous sofa. The deep blues and layered texture bring depth to a room without feeling too busy, making it particularly easy to pair with neutral upholstery and natural materials.
Size: 150 x 120 cm
Price: £1,900
2. Opening Doors
Opening Doors combines warm browns, deep reds and subtle gold accents. It works beautifully in interiors with earthy colours, warm woods and brass details, adding interest while still feeling cohesive with the rest of the room.
I used this piece in my Warm Transitional Living Room Design, where its warm palette complements the layered fabrics, walnut tones and relaxed, inviting feel of the space.
Size: 150 x 100 cm
Price: £1,500
3. Dancing With The Devil II
For something with a little more energy, Dancing With The Devil II brings rich reds, expressive brushwork and plenty of personality. At 150 x 120 cm, it can comfortably become the main focal point of a living room.
I’d pair it with quieter furniture and let the artwork do the talking.
Size: 150 x 120 cm
Price: £1,750
4. Timelapse III
Timelapse III is another strong choice if your room needs colour. Its magenta, red and black tones feel contemporary and confident, while its wide format makes it particularly well suited to hanging above a sofa or sideboard.
Size: approx. 140 x 80 cm
Price: £1,600
5. Beyond A Dream 2
If you prefer something softer, Beyond A Dream 2 combines brown and golden tones with touches of blue. The palette feels calm and sophisticated, making it easy to introduce into a warm neutral living room without overwhelming the scheme.
Size: approx. 100 x 120 cm
Price: £1,750
A final tip
When choosing artwork for a living room, don’t be afraid to go large. A single substantial piece can often make a room feel more considered than several smaller artworks, particularly above a sofa or on a large empty wall.
The key is to choose something that connects with the colours and materials already in the room, while bringing enough contrast to give the space personality.