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Buying art, especially online, isn't as intimidating as it sounds: you don't need to spend thousands of dollars or have a dealer on deck. The following sites make the art buying process easy and, more importantly, fun. Not only will browsing open your world up to emerging and well-known artists (The Met Museum's online store has prints of famous paintings at the ready!), many sites have customization options that allow you to choose exactly what you want in your frame.
All in all, gone are the days of boring white walls. It's time to give your space major personality and let your imagination run wild to achieve the dream gallery wall you've always wanted. Don't worry, if you're not so handy and nervous about damaging your walls with too many wrong holes, we found a solution for that, too. By the time you're done clicking through our extensive list of the best places to buy art online, we have a feeling you'll end up with a mini art collection all your own.
Not sure where to start sourcing unique art? Minted has a vetted community of independent artists selling reasonably priced, limited-edition artwork. Also, keep an eye out for the Minted Design Challenge winner seal, which an artist receives after winning the brand's impressive art competition.
Don't forget to sign up for Minted's e-mail newsletter to receive 10% off your first purchase!
No nails? No hammer? You won't need them with Mixtiles Art. These framed prints are ready to be hung straight from the box, you simply peel and stick—it's that easy.
Interested in something guaranteed to pop on your walls? Oliver Gal boasts an array of standout designs including surfboards, custom pet portraits, decorative mirrors, and more. Add your e-mail to the list to enjoy 15% off your next order of $200 or more!
Rifle Paper Co. is known for its stylish, flower-filled fabrics, which have been translated into quality, inexpensive prints. You'll also find styles with inspirational quotes and illustrations of popular international destinations.
No matter the size, print, or canvas style, Society6 is filled with creations from a large community of artists. If you scroll to the bottom of the products, you have the chance to shop by keyword to make narrowing down a purchase that much simpler.
Can't get enough of the greats? Redbubble is the place to be and once you're ready to step out of your comfort zone, the site can ease you into learning about rising artists too. Join the e-mail list to find out more about the indie art and receive an extra 10% off your first order.
Original watercolor, sculptures, NFTs, and much more is what Saatchi Art is all about. Don't get deterred if you're on a budget as the site has an unparalleled under $500 section, and if you opt to sign up for the e-mail newsletter, you'll instantly get 10% off.
Bonus: You can also refer a friend and once that person makes a purchase, you'll get a $100 discount on your next order!
It's no secret that Anthropologie has a stellar home and furniture department, so don't miss out on finding gems like Grecian bust pots on sale for a limited time. Just click on the decor filter and all art will roll in.
Need something simple to put up quickly? Don't underestimate Amazon's art section. Beyond lighting fast shipping, the e-tail giant allows customers to easily shop by height and width, so as soon as you know what size you're looking for, you're bound to find something that fits and is within your budget.
If you've never shopped The Met's online store, you're seriously missing out. You can find framed prints of world-famous paintings and at times tea sets and dinner plates to match!
Are you a fan of maximalist design and bright colors? Explore ArtSugar's loud art collection that'll turn heads. Described as "candy-coated fun" on the homepage, you've never seen pieces like this.
If the right frame is what you need to solidify your purchase, head to Art.com. There are several finishes available on standard prints and canvases. (Note: Prices differ depending on what you end up purchasing.)
Bargain hunters, rejoice! There's (often on sale) wall art and decor at Wayfair. The e-tailer has also collaborated with Wendover, an art group that has worked with star interior designers including Thom Filicia, Meg Braff, and more. It's well worth having on your radar!
Make a statement with West Elm's contemporary selection. If you ask us, heading straight to the brand's incredible wall sets is the way to go. Buy one and you'll see that setting up a gallery wall is a breeze.
Have photos you want to turn into art for your walls? Allow Printique to give you a hand. The brand will do all the hard work, just send in your photos and pick the size you want.
You can count on 1stdibs to help you land exclusive artwork that'll take your collection to the next level. Make sure to look out for picks from expert art curators themselves.
Love to travel? House of Spoils has a gallery that supports the world's most adventurous photographers. You'll find jaw-dropping pieces at a fair price and for a limited time, membership is free.
As you can see, buying your first piece of art is a blast, and being on a budget won't limit you from getting something great. Before you start shopping, the biggest things to keep in mind are prioritizing the aesthetic you want and ensuring your measurements are correct. There's nothing worse than having to return something that's too big or small, and sometimes it may even leave you with unwanted return fees.
Several sites above have specific sections for virtual art. For instance, Saatchi Art has a separate NFT category, and to make sure you're satisfied with your purchase, there are often customer service representatives on standby ready to answer all your questions. If this is something you're interested in, do your research and take advantage of these resources.
House Beautiful's Senior Shopping Editor Isis Briones tried a range of sites firsthand and conducted extensive research to deliver a list of the best of the best places to buy art online. As always, she also kept budget in mind and included online stores with affordable, quality finds.
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