Are you looking to make an impact with your wall art? One popular décor trend that can do just that is contemporary figurative art. In a variety of artistic styles, figurative artwork can add whimsical flair or a modern touch to any interior. While it doesn’t always mean artwork of people, figurative art often takes human form. With its representational approach, figurative imagery can be simple line sketches or bold abstracted figures. We love how contemporary figurative art decor can add fresh takes on classic subjects that feel familiar!
“Femme II” by Patti Mann 
“Little Boxer” by Laura Van Horne 
“Red Dress” by Lisa Ridgers 
“Surfers” by Randy Hibberd 
“Trapped In Plain Sight” by Sarah Stevenson 
“Bike Ride on the Boardwalk (Male)” by Terri Burris 
“Night Out” by Julianne Marcoux 
“Lady In Blue” by K. Nari 
“Over In The Light” by KC Haxton 
“Ms. Thing In Spades” by BethAnn Lawson 
“Redowa” by Jill Martin alt v 2 
“Mr. Right” by BethAnn Lawson
Figurative art can elevate a space and a female figure can add a feminine touch. One room that is a perfect spot for artwork of figures, and even nude art, is the bathroom. This classic art theme, whether realistic or impressionistic, can complement any design style!
“Into The Blue” by Kelsey Hochstatter 
“Ole” by Lisa Ridgers 
“Butterfly Girl” by Laura Van Horne 
“Grace” by Sarah Stockstill 
“True” by Kelsey Hochstatter 
“The Dance” by Liz Jardine 
“Negative II” by Liz Jardine 
“Focus I” by Patti Mann 
“Girl With Surfboard” by Sarah Stevenson
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