The Framed Art - for the designed look

Framed art with the presence to transform a room

Every truly beautiful room has a moment of drama — one piece that stops you at the door. Not a print. Not a poster. A framed art piece, properly finished, with the weight and quality to hold a wall on its own.

This is the difference between a room that's decorated and a room that's designed. And it's exactly what these four new framed pieces bring — bold, characterful, gallery-worthy accents for a living room, hallway, or study.

Paradise, Reimagined

If You Want to View Paradise — Framed Art

Loose, painterly blooms in cream, coral and blush spill across an inky charcoal ground, held in a soft frame that lets the colour do the talking. It's botanical, but with an editor's eye — the kind of piece that reads as effortless because every brushstroke was anything but.

Hang it where the light catches it — a hallway console, or above a neutral sofa that's ready for its close-up.

Drama, Framed

The Heart that Sheds the Brightest Light — Framed Art

Deep burgundy meets near-black, and then — bursts of pink, orange, and yellow crash through like a spotlight hitting a stage. This is floral with attitude. Framed in clean black, it goes from "nice piece" to "where did you get that?" the second it's on the wall.

Made for a study, a snug, or anywhere you want the lights low and the walls doing the work.

Character, Framed

Lounging Highland Cow — Framed Art

Sprawled across a well-worn library sofa, surrounded by books, tartan, and lamplight — this is interior design with a sense of humour. It's the piece guests photograph before they've even sat down. Deceptively sophisticated, endlessly charming, and framed to feel like a proper gallery piece rather than a novelty print.

The unofficial mascot for every hallway, snug, and country-style living room that could use a little wit.

Confidence, Framed

Tropical Lounging Tiger — Framed Art

Emerald velvet. Pink walls. A tiger draped across the sofa like he owns the place. This is maximalism done properly — tropical, cinematic, and completely unapologetic. If your room needs a jolt of colour and nerve, this is it.

Not for the faint-hearted. Perfect for the room you want people to remember.

Why "Framed" Matters

A canvas print is decoration. A framed piece is furniture for your walls — it has weight, finish, and intention. The frame is what turns a lovely image into a finished, considered object; it's the difference between something that looks expensive and something that simply is well made.

Three rules for styling framed art like a pro:

• Go bigger than feels comfortable. A generously scaled piece reads as intentional. Timid sizing reads as an afterthought.
• Pick the mood first, the palette second. Character and drama outlast trend-matched colour schemes.
• Let one piece do the talking. A single, striking framed work will always outshine a wall of small prints.

Shop the Full Collection

These four are just the start. Explore the complete range of framed art, canvas, and wall décor — in store in Navan, or online.

👉 Browse our Artwork Collection

Not sure what will work in your space? Pop in for a coffee at Rose & Co Design Café — Haley and the team are always happy to help you find the piece that makes the room.