Storm I Painting by Susan Adamson-Ray

Can you See the Peace

I love this piece. It fits a huge blank wall and creates a serene space immediately. Nice neutrals but without being the boring tan and white. Just wish it were less expensive!. Marissa. Vancouver, WA. Tue Mar 17 2026

This abstract landscape wall art creates a nostalgic feel that transports you to a time of tranquility along the water. It's printed using gallery-quality inks and giclee technology for rich clarity of color. Then, the piece is hand-stretched over the canvas for a fade-resistant look. The artwork rests inside a solid wood floater frame that provides a clean, floating presentation. It arrives ready to mount right out of the box, making it easy to refresh any modern or contemporary space. Plus, it includes hanging hardware, so it's easy to add to your wall as soon as it arrives.

Very calming and relaxing. It blends well with other art in the room.. Joan. Sarver, PA. Mon Apr 20 2026

Beginning Again by Ira Havuka is a calming abstract piece with flowing tones of muted sage and slate blue on a soft off-white background. Hints of warm beige and rusty brown add gentle contrast, while hand-embellished glossy details provide subtle texture. Inspired by the artist's journey through conflict and healing, this print wrapped on canvas evokes a quiet sense of calm—perfect for restful, reflective spaces.

This is a beautiful piece of neutral art. I’ve already bought it two different times. I will continue to put it in my offices.. Maria. Sat Jun 06 2026

Retreating Tide by Ira Havuka is a serene abstract artwork capturing the gentle pull of water from the shore. Soft strokes in slate grey, misty blue, and ivory are layered with sand and faded yellow for a sense of movement and depth. Hand-embellished with subtle glossy texture, it's matted under glass and framed in a light wood-look finish. Inspired by the artist's journey through conflict and healing, it brings a quiet calm—perfect for restful, reflective spaces.