Modern Tapestries
Want a modern or contemporary tapestry? Then see our range of gorgeous modern tapestries to add exceptional beauty any room or home.
These contemporary tapestries are available in a range of art themes.
They add a touch of modern feel and unique warmth at the same time to any room, living room, bedroom or even home office, and are a work of art in itself. In a contemporary decor setting, they are simply superb.
Desire stimulating color and composition to add life and vibrancy to your room? Then use these pieces to add a gorgeous focal point, as well as a talking piece for guests as decor that you will fall in love with.
See our collection of modern art tapestries including abstract art, works of Gustav Klimt, such as the Kiss, van Gogh which suits modern decor such as Almond Blossom, the cubism of Picasso, and contemporary artists such as Li Leger, Simon Bull, and more.
If you are looking for wonderful modern tapestries full of color and visual interest, then see our collection here:
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This A New York Day tapestry shows the skyline of New York gently illuminated by a warm glow. This modern piece takes the most modern and contemporary subject matter and uses the traditional tapestry form to add a sense of warmth. -
Abstract Autumn tapestry is a contemporary wall hanging which celebrates the season on autumn, from the work of Canadian artist Jae Dougall. In this modern floral design we see the harmonious use of color as well as composition. -
This "Acanthus Vine - Simpson" tapestry by artist Simpson shows a nature inspired tapestry. The acanthus leaf is a wonderful inspiration for tapestries as their majestic and curving foliage branches and shapely leaves are beautiful to behold. -
In this Accomplissement II - Klimt tapestry we see the work of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), one of the primary members of the Viennese Succession Movement of art. -
This tapestry 'Africa' is based on the work by artist Franz Ruzicka. His modern styled works are based on figurative and abstract forms and is based on his visits to continents including Africa. -
Like its companion piece Africa - Yellow, this Africa - Red tapestry shows an African woman in an abstract style, by Franz Ruzicka. -
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This "African Leaf" tapestry shows a modern work showing the native plants of Africa. Here we see the native leaves of Africa in an illustrative styles design that is modern yet retains the classic beauty f the illustrative style. -
Filled with love and tenderness, this "Ages of Women - Klimt" tapestry is a detail from Gustav Klimt's original work "Mother and Child". Here we see the mother and child in a deep embrace, symbolising protective love, as opposed to his other works representing ecstatic love of women, by this red haired femme fatale. -
This tapestry 'Almond Blossom' is based on the original painting by van Gogh. The work was one of van Gogh's best known paintings and was one of the few pieces that he produced which was dedicated to a particular person. -
This modern tapestry "Alpha Man" shows the work of Acorn studio. Here we see an abstract piece of a male face with calligraphy. -
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This modern "Apple Tree with Red Fruit" tapestry shows the artwork of artist Paul Ranson. The piece evokes memories and emotions by the way the colors are vivid and intense. The tree and plant flowers weave their way through the scene to provide a captivating visual interest. -
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This modern autumnal tapestry "Autumn Medley" is form the work of artist Keith Mallet. The works of Mallet are colorful and modern, and in this piece we see a reflection of the season of Autumn. -
Based on the work of British Born Simon Bull, this tapestry Awakening shows a poppy in sumptuous style. Here we see the poppy in all its glory, as if rising from a scene of abstract color and flowers. -
This modern Oriental tapestry "Bamboo Division" is based on the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. His works have been called "Asian fusion" and here we see the Oriental bamboo plant and red poppies in an abstract scene. -
This wall tapestry "Because of You" is like a riot for the senses. It is the work of artist Simon Bull who has captured the minds and hearts of by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors who now seek his works for this very reason - the emotional impact his works has on people -
This floral tapestry "Bel Tesoro I" shows a work by artist John Douglas. With his interest of Greek and Roman elements included, we see a floral design which echoes some elements of classicism together with a modern twist. -
This modern floral tapestry "Bel Tesoro IV" is the work of artist John Douglas. Filled with classic references to Greek and Roman elements, we see the blue flower emerging, surrounded by a sea of exotic reds, earth browns and golds which is reminiscent of the art of the exotic West Indies. -
This tapestry shows an abstract design of "Billiard Balls" by artist Fabrice de Villeneuve. Here we see the billiard balls in an arrangement in the foreground as well as background in a relaxed and casual feel that is the hallmark of de Villeneuve's pieces. -
This tapestry 'Birds of Paradise' is based on the work of artist Yvette St. Amant. Her pieces makes use of bold colors and striking design, as in this piece here depicting the Birds fo Paradise flower. -
This tapestry 'Blooming Lily' is based on the work of artist Brent Heighton. Raised in British Columbia, he began his career as a commercial artist, and then became a professional artist in his own right for over 25 years. In this piece, we see an Oriental Lily in bloom, showing off his use of color and light in one of his favorite subjects. -
Blue Autumn' is a contemporary tapestry based on the work of artist Jennifer Goldberger. With elements of illustrative style, abstract layering of ideas and calligraphy, this tapestry is a tribute to the season of autumn and the change in morphology of the trees. -
Blue Breeze tapestry shows a gorgeous contemporary botanical bamboo work by Li-Leger. Here in this tapestry we see a beautiful blue theme where bamboo and blossoms decorate the abstract scene. -
This modern "Botanical" tapestry shows the work of artist Pierre Fortin. Here we see a contemporary work celebrating the natural motifs of flowers and leaves in an abstract design that has a characteristic texture over the top of the design. -
This tapestry "Botanical Scroll" shows a design of four botanical tiles in rustic tones. Based on the ancient works of art and print making where floral elements were used to create murals which resembled the wallpaper of today, this tapestry shows four different designs to create a cohesive work. -
Floridly alive in tone color, this modern tapestry "Bouquet - Simon Bull" shows a bouquet of flowers. The works of Simon Bull shows his floral subjects in the borderline of realism meeting a dream state. -
In Bright New Day - Simon Bull tapestry we see 2 poppies and tulips as well as other flowers in a sumptuous modern floral work, true to the artistic style of Simon Bull, whos works have been renowned all over the world. -
This work is by artist Matina Theodosiou named "Burnished Eucalyptus". The work of Theodosiou is a study of flower and plants, and in this case the Australian Eucalyptus. There are over 700 species of eucalyptus, mostly in Australia, and is known for its waxy solid leaves and characteristic olive green color. -
In this modern floral tapestry "Burnished Mountain Ash" we see a work by artist Matina Theodosiou. The work of Theodosiou is often focused on flowers and floral studies, from orchids to cherry blossoms to marshy landscapes. -
This tapestry "Celtic Tree of Life" is an abstract representation of the sacred Tree of Knowledge by Welsh artist Jen Delyth. Her Celtic Tree of Life design was created in the 1990s and represents one of the most well known icons. -
Full of vibrant color, this unique work is the work of artist Don Li-Leger. This modern floral art "Citrus Garden" tapestry shows a scene of poppies and fruits in an abstract scene. This work is both 6 individual scenes as well as a cohesive whole. -
This floral tapestry in modern style "Come Dance with Me" shows a pair of flowers in bloom. The flowers are intertwined to suggest romance and dance. The colorful background provides a delightful backdrop to this floral scene. -
In this tapestry "Conjugal Love" we see the work of contemporary artist Asha Menghrajani. Here we see an abstract work that is composed of a collection of not just geometric shapes or patterns, but brush strokes to create an organic feel that is a signature of her work. -
In Contemporary Poppy tapestry we see a modern artwork of red poppies on a golden yellow background. In this piece we see details of the poppy petals in as well as a panel style arrangement of shapes and floral motifs. -
This wall tapestry 'Daisy Bouquet' is based on the work of artist, Karen Lorena Parker. This piece depicts daisies in a subdued background of browns, with a gorgeous play of light on the petals which are uncannily captured in this piece by this renowned artist. -
This tapestry "Dancer" shows a work by Simon Bull, who spent his childhood in the jungles of South America, and the mountains of Southern China. He is a sought after artist from royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors, and is known for his unmistakable signature look. -
This tapestry, like its companion work "Spring Chorus Tapestry" is an Oriental tapestry designed by contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Inspired by monoprints with large blocks of saturated color, his art turned to that of Asian influences. -
This brilliant tapestry "Desiree" is the work of artist Simon Bull who's claim to fame is his works rich in color which evokes emotions that are at the core of the effects of his works. His works are world renowned and are increasingly sought after by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
Bursting with glorious energy, this Desiree II - Simon Bull tapestry shows the poppy, based on the art of Simon Bull. Here in this exceptionally beautiful tapestry, the shades and colors of the poppy portrayed beautifully, with even the thickness of paint portrayed in the tapestry with shade and light. -
The double poppy is featured in this tapestry 'Double Opium Copper' with its multilobe petals in brilliant copper. This tapestry is woven with copper lurex infusion on a creamy boucle background. -
The beautiful double lobed poppy flower is featured in this modern botanical tapestry 'Double Opium Gold' . The opium flower is renowned throughout history for its culinary delights from its poppy seeds, as a source of opiods, and as a provider of wonderful floral blooms. -
This modern, botanical tapestry 'Double Opium Mariposa' is stunning in its depiction of the double lobed opium flower. This tapestry is woven in deep red chenille, on a creamy boucle background. -
This modern botanical tapestry, 'Double Opium Silver' features the double lobed flower of the opium poppy renowned for its beauty. This tapestry is woven in silver lurex on a creamy boucle background. -
This tapestry 'Double Opium Turquoise' features the double poppy, a species of opium poppy with multi lobed petals in its flower and renowned for its beauty. The tapestry is woven with turquoise boucle on a creamy boucle background. -
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Here in Dynasty II tapestry we see the Oriental still life by Keith Mallett. We see a gorgeous jade green Oriental vase with a foliage painting, as well as a smaller vase with koi fish designs. -
This modern and contemporary tapestry "Elegance" is from the work of New York artist Minkist Zelda. Here we see an abstract scene where color and elements of lines both curved and straight combine to produce an abstract work. -
This modern, contemporary tapestry "Enlightenment I" shows the work of artist Connie Tunick. Her works are modern and abstract and in this piece, uses elements from nature. Here we see bold color blocks of red and tans, with blacks, and a few different natural motifs. -
This contemporary tapestry "Enlightenment II" is from the work of North American artist Connie Tunick. In this piece we see motifs from nature including a detailed leaf, and fronds, with blocks of reds, olives, greys and blacks. -
In this piece "Ephemeral Creation" by contemporary artist Dougall, we see an abstract scene of Autumn represented by leaves. Like his other pieces represnting this season of change, here we see a variety of leaves and their silhouettes composed in a scene which alternates form with blocks and spaces of color. -
This tapestry 'Exotic Journey' is based on the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Li-Leger's work has been acclaimed internationally and this piece is in his style of Asian Fusion. -
Expedition' is a modern tapestry based on the work of Jane Bellows. The use of areas of texture and color, nature inspired motifs such as leaves and inscriptions is illustrated here in this work. -
Based on the work of De Villeneuve, this Oriental tapestry has the traditional circular Asian fans in an abstract design. The works of Fabrice De Villeneuve have an ephemeral quality to them, almost a wistful impressionism that is all his own style. -
Full of color and vibrancy, this floral, modern tapestry "Fiesta Primavera" is the work of Lola Abellan. Here in this spring festival or Fiesta Primavera, we see petals and blooms falling out of the sky in a cascade. -
This magical contemporary floral tapestry "Fragrance" by Simon Bull has an evocativeness that is so powerful that people seeing this tapestry feel they can sense the fragrance of this flower emerging from the scene. -
This tapestry 'Frankie Fingertips' is based on the iconic artwork of artist Maurice Evans. This piece is stunning and has the hallmarks of a vintage Evans piece. The abstract rendition, the exaggeration of body proportions and the superb use of color evokes the mood of jazz. -
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Free Fall II tapestry shows an abstract scene of green leaves falling. Here we see the leaves captured in a moment in time as they fall, in a beautiful abstract scene of golds, greens, aquas and earth red. -
A delightful work, the "Fresco Collage" tapestry shows a panel design of nature's elements. What makes this piece so much more compelling is its use of sepia and muted colors and tones. -
Full of vibrancy and detail, this tapestry From This Day On - Simon Bull, shows poppies and tulips in a colorful abstract work, based on the artwork of Simon Bull. Here we see a sumptuous display of flowers, specifically two poppies, among tulips in a blue and green background. -
This tapestry "Garden Dance I" is based on the work of artist Don Li-Leger, contemporary artist in the style of Asian fusion. His works are distinguished by the elements of nature interposed with blocks of saturated color. -
In this tapestry, we see the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Like its companion work "Garden Dance I" this Oriental wall hanging shows his abstract Asian style of art. We see the bamboo in this tapestry, as well as the blocks of saturated color which is a signature motif in his works. -
This Oriental tapestry "Garden Ensemble" is from the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. In this piece we see am abstract design with elements from nature with blocks of bold color. The style of Li-Leger has been called "Asian fusion". -
This tapestry "Garden Party Mosaic" shows a mosaic design of flowers. The mosaic technique is well loved for its impressionistic and slightly abstract feel, and been present for centuries. The subtle variations of color and shape throughout the piece is reflective of this mosaic technique and here is used to create a garden and floral inspired design. -
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This tapestry 'Grapes and Chocolate' is based on the work of Acorn Studio. This work features a rich arrangement of two powerful colors of grapes and chocolate, and in a motif that is remiscent of acanthus leaves and exotic flowers. -
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This tapestry "Gratitude" is by UK artist Simon Bull. His works are known for their use of color and ability to draw the viewer into a world that is not quite reality and is towards a dream state. -
The works of Li-Leger has been described as a fusion between Oriental art and modern art. Here in this tapestry "Hollyhock Garden" we see a composition made of hollyhocks, a native Asian flower, and spaces of solid color. -
Here in this tapestry "Hopeful Tree" by Simon Bull, we see a tree of life in amazing color and sense of movement. Known for his dramatic use of color and flowers, the art tapestries of Simon Bull are exceptionally beautiful. Here we see a tree in florid bloom, bursting with colorful leaves and flowers as if a burst of energy into the skies. -
This Hygeia by Klimt wall tapestry shows a detail from the ceiling painting called Medicine by Gustav Klimt from 1901. Here we see Hygeia, the daughter of the god of medicine, and represents health. She has an Aesculapian snake around her right arm, and the cup of Lethe in her left hand. -
A masterpiece in itself, this modern tapestry "In Your Light" by Simon Bull hits all the right notes. Filled with a remarkably beautiful composition of flowers, this work also exudes a sophisticated color palette of blue greens, oranges and of course the peach and yellow whites of the main peony itself. -
Inscription' is a contemporary tapestry based on the work of Jane Bellows. The use of color splashes, leaves and natural elements and calligraphy are composed to create an abstract work that exudes energy and pulsates with life. -
Into Silence by Simon Bull Belgian tapestry shows the artwork of modern floral artist Simon Bull. Here we see a white lily illuminated to show yellow and golden hues, on an aqua blue and turquoise background. -
This Asian tapestry "Iris Nine Patch" by Li-Leger shows his favorite elements and inspirations. Here we see purple violet irises as well as deep yellow irises creating an abstract scene. -
Full of dynamic color and vibrancy, this tapestry "Iris Nine Patch II" is from a work by artist Li-Leger. His works are based on a combination fo Asian and Oriental influences and abstract art. -
This tapestry "June Tree of Life" is a work of artist Natasha Wescoat and is a modern interpretation of the Tree of Life. Filled with bold color and geometric shapes, this work represents the sacred tree as a source of life. -
This tapestry "Just The Way You Are" shows the distinct and hallmark features of the work of Simon Bull. His works have been acclaimed by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
This modern floral "Karma" tapestry, shows the work of artist Li-Leger. His works are called Asian fusion and makes use of floral elements with blocks of bold color. Here we see white floral blooms on red, yellow and green backgrounds. -
Kiss Captured tapestry shows the Kiss based on the work of Gustav Klimt. An artist from Austria in the Vienna Secession movement, Klimt (1862 - 1918) was fascinated by the subject of this woman shown in the Kiss as well as his other works such as the Accomplishment. -
In this tapestry "Klimt Tree Of Life" we see a contemporary rendition of the sacred and symbolic Tree of Life. The work of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) an Austrian painter in the Vienna Succession movement, this work bears his hallmarks of beauty and innovation. -
This tapestry "Klimt Tree Of Life II" shows a modern and contemporary Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Klimt was one of the artists of the Vienna Succession movement.
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This design of the immortal Tree of Life was created by Gustav Klimt in 1909. His works are iconic and are a huge infleunce on the Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau movement. His inspirations cames from Egyptian, Classical Greek, Byzantine and Medieval styles, he was a forerunner of Modernism and the Art Deco movements. -
This modern art tapestry shows the Tree of Life designed by Gustav Klimt. Here we see the iconic twirling branches of Klimt who have inspired modern artists such as Weslake to produce works represnting nature in dreamlike state. -
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Klimt Tree Of Life VI tapestry is based on the work of Gustav Klimt called the Stoclet Frieze. This Austrian painter produced works of a unique nature and style, and this piece was commissioned for Palais Stoclet in Brussels. -
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Le Jardin Botanique tapestry shows a gorgeous lily botanical study in French style. This modern tapestry in floral theme, shows both scientific accuracy in its botanical study of the lily's blooms and leaves, as well as a French style background of peach, olive and earth orange tones. -
This "Le Jardin Botanique - Lily" tapestry shows the work of French artist Fabrice de Villeneuve. His works are remarkable in their ability to evoke romanticism and elegance. Here we see an Oriental lily in bloom, along with buds behind, with its characteristic curved leaves, reflecting the light so beautifully. -
This contemporary and modern "Les Olives de Printemps" tapestry shows the work of Canadian artist Philip Craig. His work is displayed by galleries in Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as in large collections in private and corporate clients throughout Canada, the US and Europe. -
This "Linear Motion" tapestry shows the work by artist Mary Beth Thorngren. This work is pure modernism with use of color and shapes to create a specific effect. -
This "Love Letters" tapestry shows the work of artist Liz Jardine. Filled with joyful earth orange tones, this modern tapestry celebrates the beauty of lilies to create a vibrant feel in any room. -
This tapestry "Lydia" is a work by artist Simon Bull known for his works which feature gorgeous closeups of flowers, and is now sought after by art lovers throughout the world. Collected by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors, his works reflect his love of flowers as well as the use of color to create an emotional effect. -
Magnolia Montage tapestry shows a beautiful modern work celebrating the beauty of the magnolia flower. Considered one of the most ancient plant and flower in the work, the Magnolia was named after the French botanist who studied it, Pierre Magnol. -
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This modern "Memories of Tuscany" tapestry is form the work of Tandi Venter. This modern artist who lives in Denver, Colorado. In her own words, "My artwork has evolved over time in my own search for modern simplicity that lends itself to clean, contemporary spaces." -
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This "Modern Art" tapestry shows a contemporary floral work. The flowers are bursting forth from the scene in both abstract impressionistic style as well as the more illustrative style above them. -
Like his companion piece "Abstract Autumn" we see in this tapestry an abstract scene of the season of autumn. Here in this tapestry "Modernist Autumn" we see an elegant and bold use of color with the rich reds of the leaves complementing the auburns, brown and greens in the rest of the composition. -
This wall tapestry 'Morning Dream' is based on the work of artist, Susan Osborne. Her work is influenced by her childhood near Pennsylvania's Amish country and its artistic style, and later by the environment of the Arizonan desert. Here we see elements from nature and bold uses of color in an abstract composition. -
This wall tapestry 'Morning Dream II', like its companion, is based on the work of artist, Susan Osborne. Here, we see various rustic elements, almost reminiscent of the desert environment of Arizona where she resides, influencing her work. -
This Morning Song - Simon Bull tapestry shows a gorgeous white magnolia, based on the work of renowned artist Simon Bull. In this sumptuous work, we see the white flower in a morning light with colors of blue, pinks and purples variegating the white petals of the magnolia. -
Gustav Klimt's "Mother and Child - Klimt" tapestry shows a gorgeous work depicting his favorite red haired woman, this time with child. Their embrace is beautiful as captured by the expression on their faces. -
Mother and Child II - Klimt tapestry shows the famous motherhood themed art of Gustav Klimt. This tapestry is based on the work he created to celebrate womanhood and motherhood called the Three Ages of Woman from 1905. In fact, many of Kilmt's works has women as its main subject. In this piece we see an intimate embrace of the mother and child, similar to the close embrace of couples in his other works including the Embrace and the Kiss. -
Naima tapestry shows the work of artist Keith Mallett. His collections of African women in pose, shows his rich and stimulating use of color. -
This stunning tapestry 'Nature's Bounty I' is based on the work of contemporary artist Judith Levin. In this tapestry, we see a gorgeous row of plums displayed for its simple beauty and presence. -
This contemporary tapestry 'Nature's Bounty II' is based on the original works of Judith Levin. In this work, we see a row of golden pears and apples on display for their sheer simplicity and beauty. -
Based on the work of Keith Mallet, this contemporary tapestry is an abstract design with motifs from elements of nature. In this piece "Nature's Elements" we see the maple and other leaves showcased in a modern design which features blocks of color and motifs themselves which is a trademark of many of his works. -
Natures Patchwork I patchwork shows a still life botanical work of artist Keith Mallett. -
In this work, Natures Patchwork II tapestry, we see the work of artist Keith Mallett. -
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In this contemporary tapestry "October Light" we see an abstract scene of autumn represnted by a tree in various light. In this tapestry we see an interplay of light and color to represent the ever changing conditions of one of the most dramatic times of the year. -
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Orchestration tapestry shows the modern work of Li-Leger. In his abtract works, Li-Leger produces beautiful works of color and composition that is a visual feast for the eyes. -
Filled with Oriental inspirations, as well as his individual tendencies for abstract art, this tapestry "Orchid Nine Patch" is based on an artwork of Li-Leger. His works are described as a fusion of Asian and modern, of floral and abstract. -
This "Paperwhites" tapestry shows the work of artist Mindeli. Here we see the white blooms on a beige background with its green leaves rising upwards. -
This modern "Persimmon Forest" tapestry shows the work of artist Ivo. Here we see a scene of forest trees in autumn colors, from the central detail of its trees to the individual elements of the lake and sky. -
This modern work "Pier Fishing" shows a delightful scene of fishermen. Here we see a bold use of color in the style used in jazz styled tapestries. -
This tapestry 'Poet's Cause' is based on the work of artist Don Li-Leger. A contemporary artist of abstract pieces, Li-Leger's work has been acclaimed internationally. This piece here demonstrates Li-Leger's love of color and superimposition of shapes and form. -
The "Poet's Garden" tapestry is the work of artist Don Li-Leger. An artist in Vancouver, Canada, Li-Leger's work has been described as Asian and modern fusion. -
This tapestry "Pomegranate Tree Of Life" we see a contemporary rendition of the Tree of Life. This contemporary tapestry shows a delightful pomegranate tree with fruit and white birds celebrating on its branches. -
Full of intricate beauty, this tapestry "Ponte Rialto" shows Rialto bridge, in a modern rendition by French artist Fabrice de Villeneuve. Rialto is the commercial and financial center of Venice and is known for its famous bridge. -
In this tapestry 'Poppy Tango' we see a row of poppy flowers based on the work of artist Robert Mertens. Sensual and dynamic, this series of poppies add life and color to any room or home. -
Propellers tapestry shows a abstract scene of historical plane propellers, the art of Acorn Studio artist Bob Bergin. -
This tapestry 'Quatre Saisons' is based on the work of French artist Fabrice De Villeneuve. The work of this contemporary artist is often said to remind us of the romanticism of Paris. In this piece, we see an orchid on a background of four colors. -
This modern landscape tapestry "Renaissance Landscape" is from the work of artist Susan Osborne. Here we see her influences from overseas studies in Scotland before returning to the US to settle in Arizona. -
This "River Sunrise" tapestry shows the work of artist Jill Shultz McGannon. Here we see a scene of a river sunrise, with the light of the morning just casting its color onto the clouds. The trees have their autumn leaves as hinted by their colors. -
This tapestry "Rose Rouge" shows a glorious red rose in full bloom. Here we see the rose flower in bloom with its subtle gradations of color and textures. -
Filled with whimsy and beauty, this elaborate art tapestry "Rosettes on Black" shows the work of artist James. The beauty of rosettes as an architectural and decorative feature of homes is celebrated to fell glory here in this piece which takes the rosette and turns it into a colorful work of art. -
A modern work, this contemporary tapestry "Rural Landscape" shows the work of artist Tandi Venter. Here we see a gorgeous rural scene of fields with the subtle gradations of light in these fields with Venter does so well. -
This "Saint Gaudens" tapestry shows the work of artist Holly Alderman. The works of Alderman gives classicism a modern twist. Here, we see a beautiful garden of red and purple flowers superimposed with an image of a Roman or Greek sculpture. -
This modern work "Seasons" shows the work of artist Kimberly Baker. Her works are poetic and reflects both the traditions of illustration as well as modern interpretation. Here we see daffodils in bloom in a setting of color and texture blocks. -
In this tapestry 'Shell Collection', we see a collection of colorful shells, based on the work by artist Robert Mertens. The love of natural forms and color is shown in this work by Mertens which evokes the feeling of the seaside. -
This modern and indeed contemporary tapestry "Shifting Sands" is a delightful work showing elements from the seaside. Whether you love the ocean front or live near the ocean and want to bring that fresh salt sense into your home to uplift, this wall tapestry with a seaside or ocean theme is just beautiful. -
In this Klimt Silhouettes tapestry, we see the distinct work of Klimt (1862-1918). Klimt was known for his distinctive works in the Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau style. -
Unmistakable in its style, this "Sleeping Danae" tapestry is based on the work of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). The Sleeping Danae by Klimt portrays a legendary figure of Danae, who was visited by Zeus in the form of golden shower after which she became pregnant. -
This floral contemporary tapestry "Smallest Of Dreams" is by artist Simon Bull who is now regarded as one of the most sought after artists, with his works collected by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
Spa Orchid' is a contempary tapestry based on the original work of Helen Theobold. The exquisite use of seaside colors and swirling forms makes this contemporary piece a delight in any room that requires a modern, botanical touch. -
In this tapestry "Spellbound" we see a work by UK artist Simon Bull. The works of Simon Bull are known for his portrayal of a dreamlike state that affects our emotions. -
Based on the work of modern artist Don Li-Leger of Vancouver, this Oriental wall hanging is typical of his style of Asian fusion art. In this modern Asian tapestry we see the elements which inspired his work, the spring cherry blossoms, bamboo and blocks of color. -
This Stoclet Frieze tapestry shows the tree of life by Gustav Klimt. Here we see the curved branches of Klimt's unmistakable tree of life, as well as the embraced woman from Klimt's famous Accomplishment. -
This contemporary tapestry "Summer Bloom" shows an abstract scene of summer flowers by Don Li-Leger. Described as Asian Fusion, the works of Li-Leger combines elements of blocks of bold color with elements of nature. -
This modern, contemporary tapestry shows a delightful abstract scene. Here in "Suzani Spice", the work of artist Hope Smith, we see an ingenious work using motifs from nature with a modernity yet utter beauty in the process. -
This tapestry 'Symphony in Red & Khaki' is based on the work of artist Laurie Maitland. This work is abstract in nature and features elements and colors in earthy and rustic tones. -
This tapestry 'Symphony in Red & Khaki II' like its companion, is based on the work of artist Laurie Maitland. Her works are a combination of background tones to establish mood and a striking abstract subject matter as a counterpoint feature. -
This modern tapestry "Terazzo Garden" shows a scene of Oriental floral elements in an abstract scene by Don Li-Leger. His works are described as being in the style of Asian fusion and combines his love of blocks of solid color from his background of woodblock prints and his love of Oriental motifs. -
This modern tapestry "The First Kiss" is inspired by William Bouguereau's "Cupid and Psyche" depicted as Children (1890), and portrays these characters in a style inspired by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). The original is a painting by Bouguereau of these two mythological characters kissing. -
This wall tapestry "The Journey Never Ends" by Simon Bull shows the hallmark feature of his works, a dreamlike use of colors that instantly engages the senses in sensual way. -
Filled with the ecstasy of love, this "Klimt's Kiss" tapestry shows the kiss of the red haired woman by Austrian artist of the Viennese Secession Movement, Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918). The theme of this work is often called his Erotic-Symbolist theme as portrayed in Water Serpents and The Kiss, originally created in 1908. -
In The Kiss III - Klimt tapestry, we see the famous Kiss by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). One of his most famous works, from his Golden age of production, the original of which was painted with gold leaf as part of his materials. -
The Kiss VI - Klimt tapestry based on the work of Gustav Klimt, shows the lady in a passionate embrace. Here we see the lavish details of this audacious work of Klimt, showing passion and sensuality, on his favorite theme for art, women. -
The Kiss VII - Klimt tapestry shows the detail based on the work by Gustav Klimt, showing the woman in a passionate embrace. Here we see her kissed by her lover, in a sublime and abstract, yet geometric style of garments around here and plumes of light. -
The Kiss by Klimt is an iconic work from the Art Nouveau movement, and this tapestry shows the work of Gustav Klimt with the woman being kissed. The symbolist artists Klimt produced many works based on women and here we see the lovers in an embrace surrounded by a golden glow which could represent their aura. -
This tree of life tapestry "The Knight with the Tree of Life" is from the artwork of Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918). Klimt was an artis who profoundly influenced the art movements which followed him including the Modernism and the Art Deco movements. -
This modern tapestry "The Virgin" or "Die Jungfrau" is a work by Gustav Klimt from around 1913. Klimt was an Austrian Symbolist painter and his main subject was the female figure and characters. -
The Virgin II - Klimt tapestry is based on the painting by Gustav Klimt completed from 1913.This piece shows a surreal scene of women in entangled embraces. His work in this piece shows an incredible almost detached relationship with reality and represents the virgin with a scene of women and their gowns in an elaborate design arrangement of his subjects in layers. -
The Virgin III Klimt tapestry is based on the famous controversial painting from 1913 by Gustav Klimt. In this piece we see 6 virgins or young ladies in an embrace, surrounded by flowers which represents fertility and beauty in a piece also known as The Maiden or Die Jungfrau. The Austrian master and symbolist painter produced many works based on women and their various times of life. -
The Waiting I (Right) - Klimt tapestry we see the sumptuous work of Gustav Klimt. -
Full of evocativeness, this modern landscape tapestry "The Way Home" is the work of artist Tandi Venter. Here we see a work showing a grassy landscape with a track created leading the viewer into the distance towards home. -
This tapestry 'Timeless Grace' is based on the work of artist Charles Britt. In this piece, the magnificent magnolia is captured in all its beauty in warm yellow and sepia tones. -
This tapestry 'Timeless Grace IV' is based on the work of artist Charles Britt. The magnolia bloom is captured here in gorgeous yellow and sepia tones. Britt's piece's feature a variety of flowers depicted with full realism for full impact. -
This "Tranquil Fields" tapestry is from the artwork of artist James Wiens. The work of Wiens has an idealism and tranquil beauty. Here we see a beautiful collage of fields and trees. Look at the detailed purple leaves of the central tree, which echoes subtly and beautifully with the purples of the flowers in the fields. -
A beautiful tree of life tapestry by Gustav Klimt with his signature curved branches. Klimt (1862-1918) was an influential artist, an Austrian Symbolist painter and one of the inspirations of the Vienna Secession movement. -
This "Tree of Life" tapestry is a modern interpretation of the sacred "Tree of Life" by artist Natasha Wescoat. This work by Wescoat is filled with life and joy as it has a new look at the multilayered meanings of the Tree of Life. -
This modern Tree of Life tapestry "Trinitary" shows three trees by contemporary artist Natasha Wescoat. In the biblical reference, the Tree of Life represents the tree which gives immortality and the trinity represents the three forms of God. In modern spirituality and other ancient traditions, the tree of life represents the interconnectedness of all living things, and the link between body, mind and spirit. -
This tapestry shows a striking scene of fragrant tropical flowers. Based on the work of artist Willaim Templeton, this work shows the luscious and richly colored tropical flowers in a stylised vase. The magnificent use of color in this piece suits the subject matter perfectly. -
Full of delight, this tapestry shows a work of Li-Leger. Set in squares, nin to be precise, his works are like a window into an idyllic and dreamy world of flowers, colors and imagination. -
This tapestry "Tropical Nine Patch II" shows a sumptuous and romantic work by Li-Leger. Known for his exotic influences and inspirations, this work shows his love of color and flowers, combined with abstract design. -
This modern contemporary tapestry "Tulip Montage" shows an abstract work celebrating the beauty of tulips. This is from the artwork of Julie Greenwood. -
Modern in composition, yet hinting at French tradition, this modern floral tapestry "Tulip Rosee" is the work of the delightfully elegant artist De Villeneuve. Here we see the celebration of the tulip with a beautiful pink tulip representing love, with its delightfully lime green stem that is echoed through the variegated petals. -
A lovely scene of tulips are seen through the window, in this tapestry after the work of still life artist, Thompson. The use of subtle color makes the appearance of these tulip petals almost irresistable and fel more delicate than they really are. -
Filled with vivid color and evocative of memories, this modern landscape tapestry "Tuscan Archway" represents the work of artist Jill Schultz McGannon. An artist of beautiful landscapes and countrysides, this artist has a flair for color and evocativeness. -
Two Poppies - Simon Bull is a tapestry based on the exquisite floral works of Simon Bull. Here we see 2 Poppies in their rich shades of red, in a colorful background, so typical of the works of internationally renowned artist Simon Bull, whos works have been acclaimed widely for their evocative effects. -
This "Unforgettable Cocktail Glass" tapestry shows the work of Simon Bull. The works of Bull are renowned for their bold use of color. -
This tapestry 'Union Station' is based on the contemporary work of artist Noah Li-Leger. In this piece, we see the abstract art influences that have been the main force in his artistic life that began from his father's influence, an acclaimed abstract artist himself. -
The United States of America is depicted here in a most original way as a tribute to the automobile industry over the centuries. Travelling across the US by car across the deserts and through major cities is an adventure. -
This modern and contemporary "Visual Pattens" tapestry shows the work of artist Linda Thompson. This work in ingenious in that there are multiple elements overlaying each other to produce a work that stimulates the senses. -
Remarkable in composition, this piece "Water Snakes - Klimt" is based on the work of Gustav Klimt, also known as Water Serpents I. This tapestry bears the hallmarks of Klimt's beautiful works, including the red an golden haired femme fatale that he was obscessed with in his Erotic Symbolist works of his creation. -
In this tapestry, 'We're Comin' Thru' we see a wall hanging based on the work of artist David Devary. The main focus of Devary's work is cowboy life in the American West. His style is stylized and idealised realism and can be seen in this work. -
Weathered Shell Sample tapestry shows a lovely collection of seashells on display. Here we see nine distinctly different sea shells on a beach. The forms and intricacies in each shell is wonderfully rendered here, to show the variety of structured in these shells and clams. -
This tapestry 'West' is an abstract piece based on the work of artist Don Li-Leger. This contemporary piece makes use of warm and golden tones or rust, oranges and browns to add a sense of color abstract design to any room. -
Full of bold modernism, this "Whispering Flowers" tapestry shows the work of artist J C Penney. Here we see a work filled with light and delight, as we see white flowers whispering to each other. -
This modern tapestry "Wrought Iron Elegance" shows a design inspired by wrought iron decorations by contemporary artist Simpson. Wrought iron has been used since the 15th century for structure and decoration, and has a wood grain effect when bent and wrought into shape to give its unique look.
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