Bathroom Wall Art

Bathroom Artwork History

The history of the bathroom artwork starts with the stone carved on the walls of the bathroom. They were originally made to educate people based on sign language as they shall recognize the sign for it. Thereafter multiple designs were crafted in ancient times of Roman and Greek rule. They made the very designs of nature and mythology as a part of bathroom wall art with frescos and made it the evolution of mosaics. It set a natural trend for luxury in the bathroom. By the time of middle age, we particularly made the bathroom artwork in a minimalistic form which was then known to be luxury.  

By the time the 19th century rolled in, there arrived the concept of aesthetics in the bathroom artwork. Not just the word, but a concept. We made a very efficient way of decorating the bathroom with wallpaper, tiles, and bathroom canvas art. It is no mystery to people, how efficiently it worked and has been till today. Eventually, it became a functional design with more decorative canvas art for the bathroom. Today the same inspiration runs across multiple bathroom designs. We have grown with the concept of bathroom wall art to make it bathroom canvas art with modernity.

Best Selling Art For Bathroom Walls

1. The Great Wave of Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai
At Framed Flair, you can find a captivating masterpiece in the dynamics of bathroom artwork. One of them continues to be The Great Wave of Kanagawa which has a depiction of waves and the true nature of water which can be loving to some and turmoil to others. The bold culture is the way of brush strokes in this bathroom canvas art. 

2. Water Lilies, 1916 by Claude Monet
If the nature of your bathroom color infuses you with light and a soft atmosphere then Water Lilies by Claude Monet is another fair masterpiece that reflects relaxation with bathroom canvas art. 

3. Bamboo, Bamboo by Framed Flair
We understand the need for minimal design in different art for bathroom walls. Therefore, At Framed Flair, we have created a bathroom canvas art called ‘bamboo, bamboo’ that is popular with the light strokes of bamboo designs giving a much more minimalistic and peaceful retreat. 

4. Blue Breeze II by James Wiens
One for those who are evoked with the expression of animal wall art as an art for bathroom walls. We consider animal wall art as one of the ideal ways of serenity and peace with Blue Breeze where a dog is receding peacefully by the window looking at the vast sea. 

5. Victorian Sink I Neutral by Danhui Nai
There are times when you would want to resonate bath fittings in your wall art keeping it simple and yet aesthetic. Here is the part where vintage wall art plays a role as a part of your bathroom wall art. Victorian sink has the vintage appeal that suits contemporary interiors and is a gem with neutral tones in bathroom artwork.

6. Coastal Creations I by Veronique CharronThere are neutral colors and yet there is always a need to fill the bathroom with blue and beige colors which simplifies the definition of being natural. This bathroom wall art infuses the color with coastal relaxed vibes.

Why Does Bathroom Artwork Matter Today? 

Practical and Commercial Use

Commercially, as an owner, I would want my home to affect people when they walk in. From bedroom to bathroom everything must look well planned. To make that happen, choices have to take a toll on what we like and look for something that is needed and resonates with the theme of the house. Mostly it increases the chance of creativity in minimalism and neutral art for bathroom walls. However, it is required to put a wall art because it provides popularity and completion to the overall house and bathroom decor. 

A Need For Self Retreat 

In the case of personal choices, there is always the point where we look for what we want more than what is needed. This is truly done when art is a matter of your choices and style. You can look for bold colors in bathroom wall art as they have profound creativity and craft in their nature. A bold choice always look for bold colors.