A few months ago, I had been on Pinterest and saw a fun colorful print that I loved. Unfortunately for me, the pin didn't have a source (don't you just hate that??) When I'd found the unnamed, un-tagged print on Pinterest, I loved it so much that I'd printed it out and framed it in our living room - where it's been sitting on the wine hutch ever since. I'd all but given up on finding out who the artist was... until today...
I was randomly combing through a few articles on Houzz, and came across an article about using coffee table books as part of your decor. This picture was featured in the article, and what did I notice... well that painting looks A LOT like the one I'd fallen in love with!!
Overly excited, I clicked on the photo to see the quoted sources, and quickly learned that Jennifer Latimer is the artist responsible for the fun colorful abstract. Jackpot!!
A quick Google search later, I was on her site, browsing her collection, and learning that she was recently featured on One Kings Lane as an artist to watch, and that she has a fabulous blog on home decor! Could I be more excited??
Since I am a person that gravitates towards neutrals in furniture, I love to incorporate bright colors through art and pillows, and her bright fun abstract pieces are sort of perfect for this exact purpose.
A few of my favorites from her collection...
Banff Garden Poppies & Roses which is unfortunately sold...
Falling Petals, a Chanel Inspired Abstract
After a little digging, I discovered that her work is also sold on Etsy (yes, the news just keeps getting better) through a shop called Gilded Mint.
How much are you loving this quad of gold seaweed paintings for $28 (buy here).
Or this four leaf clover print (buy here) also reasonably priced at $27!
Or... speaking of Flamenco's yesterday... this little guy is tres chic, and ready to hang!
Don't be surprised if you see a few more of her pieces popping up around my house... I am loving pretty much every piece in her Etsy shop!
Have you stumbled on any great sources for art recently?? I'd love to hear about it!
Have you stumbled on any great sources for art recently?? I'd love to hear about it!
Great find - I'm always on the hunt for affordable pieces of art without much luck. Everyone always just finds "the best things" at Goodwill or a flea market, and I want to know who these LUCKY people are. I always find junk! I'll definitely be taking a look at this Etsy shop now :-)
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Aww thanks! I'm stoked about it too!!!
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