If you are looking to experiment with some affordable art options for your home, than this is the post for you!

You do not need to spend a fortune when it comes to art in your home. 

This is how I source budget friendly art, and how you can too!

In fact, the most expensive piece of art in this entire post is $75, and you will see it is a huge piece and well worth the money.

Some of my favorite art pieces are from big box stores like Target.

I also like to download art from places like Etsy and frame them myself.

This piece I have in our dining room. It is HUGE and moody and the colors are perfect for fall. 

Check out how Shauna used four of these to create a gigantic piece for above her fireplace! I think this is genius!

Another piece I have used in a clients home is this one. Again, it is 3′ square so a very substantial size for the money.

If you are looking for a more neutral piece, this one might be the one for you.

The colors in this one are very autumnal, making it the perfect one for the season.

Looking for art for your Samsung Frame TV?

I love the organic nature of this wheat.

Another one for your TV is this beautiful landscape.

You can download and print this moody artwork for under $6.00!

For under $10 you can download these 5 coordinating pieces of art, taking the guesswork out of your gallery wall!

This set of three modern pieces come in at $4.00 a piece!

This abstract art piece is popping up all over designers Instagram accounts.

And you can download these two tree ring prints for under $10.00.

Picasso for $5? Yes please!

 

If you are opting to buy downloaded art, you are probably wondering where to print it and where is the best place to buy frames.

I like Shutterfly for printing. You can choose matte, glossy, etc. and the sizes you can get are endless. They ship quickly and usually have sales running.

I think the least expensive place to buy picture frames is Hobby Lobby. 

And here is a tip…..

Every other week their frames are half off! Be sure to call first to see if the day you are going, they are on sale.

I even get matts cut there for some of my photos. Just ask for the least expensive option which is usually poster board. They usually cut it within 10 min.

So there are my tips for sourcing budget friendly art, printing your pieces, and framing them!

I hope you found this helpful and I hope you find some great art if you are in need to change things up or add to your collection!