Curated Trio Guide
Art That Works Together
A guide to creating a connected coastal feeling
Bring a cohesive coastal feeling to your home or property with coordinated CFA prints. These trios below highlight colors that work beautifully together, whether displayed in one room or throughout several spaces. These are just a few of the many combinations. If you have a special artwork that you would like some other combinations with just contact us. We would be happy to help! Just click here.
Vary sizes and available formats for interest, an example is a panoramic statement piece, a square print, or a tall, narrow selection. When artwork shares the same visual area, a consistent frame finish helps bring it together.
These groupings offer color inspiration. Each print is available individually, so you can choose what suits your space.
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Why They Work Together
Golden birds, sunlit clouds and luminous fish share an upbeat coastal palette. The contemporary seascape, Far and Free, anchors the trio with an open horizon; birds and fish bring movement above and below the water.
Wings of LIght I
Wings of Light I captures the quiet freedom of seagulls soaring effortlessly above the sea. Layers of aqua, turquoise, and ocean blue create a luminous coastal sky where movement and stillness exist in perfect harmony.
Far and Free
This artwork captures the feeling of standing at the water's edge with nothing but open sky before you. Towering sunlit clouds drift above a tranquil sea while a distant sailboat quietly makes its way toward the horizon.
Current of Joy
This contemporary coastal artwork brings a sense of peace, joy, and effortless beauty into your home, reminding us that life's brightest moments often come when we embrace the current.
Why They Work Together
Underwater Wonderland brings rich color and lively detail, while Currents of Harmony echoes its flowing fish shapes in softer blues. Between them, Beyond the Blue offers an open horizon and a quiet place for the eye to rest. Shared colors and layered markings connect sea, sky and the life beneath the surface.
Underwater Wonderland
Vibrant fish in rich indigos, aquas, citron, rose, and lavender swim together in a joyful celebration of life, creating an underwater scene filled with energy and wonder
Beyond the Blue
Layers of luminous blues meet a distant horizon as a lone sailboat drifts peacefully across the water, bringing a sense of calm, possibility, and coastal serenity to any space.
Current of Harmony
Playful bubbles drift throughout, while rich textures and touches of turquoise, coral, and gold create an energetic yet beautifully balanced piece, perfect for bringing color, movement, and coastal sophistication to a room.
Why They Work Together
The shorebirds and fish echo one another in warm brown and gold, while Summer Dreams gives the eye an airy place to rest. A gentle way to connect a bedroom, sitting room and hallway.
Morning Briefing I
This contemporary coastal artwork brings warmth, lighthearted joy, and the easy rhythm of seaside mornings into your home. Beautiful on its own or paired with Morning Briefing II as a delightful coastal diptych.
Summer Dreams
This modern artwork captures the quiet magic of sunrise along the coast, where soft dunes, pastel skies, and gentle ocean light welcome the promise of a new day.
School of Wonder
This abstract fish artwork is a peaceful underwater world where colorful fish drift together in quiet harmony.
Why They Work Together
The coral fish paintings pick up the warm light in Sunset Sail. The seascape gives this expressive trio breathing room, while small blue-green details link all three works.
The Current Collective
A vibrant school of fish flows across the canvas in radiant coral pinks, aquas, golds, and electric fuchsia, creating a lively rhythm filled with color and connection.
Sunset Sail
Soft blues, sea greens, and warm sunset hues stretch across the horizon as a lone sailboat drifts peacefully into the distance, inviting you to slow down and savor the moment
School of Thoughts
This artwork pairs playful pink and coral fish with touches of aqua and lime against an airy white background.
Why They Work Together
The gold-edged fish in Sea of Possibilities and School Spirit echo the glowing clouds in Reach for the Sky. Mixing a horizon with two scales of fish detail keeps the group varied and connected.
School Spirit
Bursting with vibrant blues, aquas, coral, citron, and lavender, this lively school of fish dances across the canvas with playful energy and expressive color.
Reach For the Sky
Filled with soft blues and luminous whites, this contemporary coastal artwork brings a sense of calm, openness, and possibility, creating a space where both the room and the spirit feel lighter.
Sea of Possibilities
A vibrant school of expressive fish glides through luminous ocean blues in joyful shades of aqua, chartreuse, coral, and soft gold, creating a scene filled with movement, optimism, and wonder.
From the Studio - Insights and Inspirations
The Colors You Live With Matter
We spend a great deal of time thinking about how our homes look. But perhaps an even more important question is: How does your home make you feel? Color is part of our everyday environment. It surrounds us when we wake up, when we gather with people we love, and when we return home at the end of the day. The colors we choose can help create spaces that feel joyful, peaceful, energetic, welcoming, or restorative. A few things to think about when choosing the colors you live with: Color can influence the mood of a room.Soft blues may create a feeling of calm and openness. Turquoise and aqua can feel refreshing and uplifting. Warm colors can bring energy, comfort, and a sense of welcome. Your surroundings become part of your everyday experience.We see the walls, objects, and artwork in our homes thousands of times. Choosing colors that make you feel good can add small moments of pleasure to ordinary days. Color can bring life to a quiet space.A room does not need to be filled with color to feel vibrant. Sometimes one beautiful piece of art can completely change the energy of a space. The colors you love are personal.Trends come and go. The colors that make you stop, smile, remember, or feel something belong to you. Nature offers some of the best inspiration.The blues of the ocean. The turquoise of shallow water. The warmth of sunlight. The unexpected colors of a sunset. Nature reminds us that beautiful colors were never meant to be timid. Art can change how a room feels without changing everything else.You do not always need new furniture, new paint, or an entirely new room. The right artwork can bring movement, personality, and emotion into the space you already have. Living with art is different from simply looking at it.The artwork you choose becomes part of the rhythm of your life. You pass it in the morning. You notice it from across the room. Over time, it becomes part of the feeling of home. Perhaps the most important question when choosing color or art isn't: “Does this match my room?” Maybe it is: “How do I want to feel when I walk into this room?” Calm. Joyful. Energized. Peaceful. Inspired. There is no single right answer. Only the feeling you want to live with. Choose the Feeling You Want to Live With.
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