All Artwork

Our collection of artwork at McGee & Co. is thoughtfully designed and curated to make your space feel truly beautiful. We love styling artwork in each room of the home to bring extra warmth and personality to a space. Whether you want to add texture, color, movement, or expression to a room, the right piece can make an entire look come to life. From abstracts to landscapes, drawings to photography this selection of artwork allows your spaces to feel composed and collected.

Each piece in the McGee & Co. artwork collection is mounted and framed with gallery-quality materials that not only elevate the presentation of the artwork but enhance your design with elegance and refinement. Find an abstract piece created through our collaboration with a master artist or find a mixed material decorative piece with depth of both texture and tone. Bring a romantic feel to a room with an impressionist-inspired landscape or a beautiful photograph. Sketches and drawings add a creative and artistic feel to a space with either their minimalist or highly detailed compositions.

Whether styling a piece of artwork alone in a room or stacking artwork in pairs, consider how the size of the piece and the style of frame will impact the entire look. Either styling choice is a great way to make a statement, bring character to a vignette, or fill empty space. Leaning artwork on a countertop, on a built-in shelf, or on a console or dresser can be a fun and practical alternative to hanging artwork. Leaning and layering artwork brings an eclectic and lived-in feeling to a space. Every space in your home presents a new and exciting challenge to personalize and add visual balance with artwork. Each detail adds unique charm to your home, allowing it to feel as curated and refined as it is beautiful and inviting.

What is the ideal height to hang artwork?

For most spaces, hang your artwork so that the center of the piece is about 60 inches from the floor. This aligns with average eye level and helps create a balanced, gallery-like feel throughout your home.

How do I hang art above furniture like a sofa or console?

When placing art above furniture, leave about 4 to 6 inches between the bottom of the frame and the top of the furniture. This keeps the artwork visually connected to the piece below it without feeling crowded.

Can I hang multiple pieces together?

Yes, grouping artwork can make a strong visual impact. Keep the spacing between frames consistent—typically 2 to 3 inches—and treat the entire arrangement as one unit when deciding on placement.

Do I always have to hang my artwork?

Not necessarily. Leaning art against a wall on a shelf, mantel, or console can create a more casual, layered look. It’s also a great option if you like to switch things up often or want to avoid putting holes in the wall.

How can I make my artwork feel more elevated or designer?

Adding picture lighting above your artwork can enhance its presence and give your space a refined, curated look. Choose from hardwired or battery-operated options to suit your setup.