Some places stay part of a home even when they are miles away. Olivia Serrill’s Cannon Beach artwork makes that coastal connection a daily presence, turning a familiar destination into something to pause beside. See our art collection for other pieces that bring personal geography into an interior.
Features & Construction
- Subject: Cannon Beach, Oregon.
- Artwork by Portland artist Olivia Serrill.
- Part of the artist’s place-based map series.
- A geographic subject presented as wall art.
Styling Tips
Choose a wall where the image can be seen during an ordinary part of the day: across from a reading seat, near the bedroom door, or above a console. Leave enough open wall that the work feels intentional rather than fitted into the last available gap. Start with its position before arranging smaller accessories around it.
A coastal subject does not require a room full of coastal objects. Warm wood and plain textiles from our living room furniture can give the work a calm setting without literal seashells or matching motifs. If making a gallery wall, include a photograph or another place-based piece that means something to you. Add a restrained accent from our home decor collection below, varying the shape and scale while keeping the image as the part you notice first.
Care
- Display away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to help protect the image.
- Handle by the outer edges or the frame, if fitted, keeping fingers off the image surface.
- Remove dust gently from the frame or exterior; never spray cleaner directly onto artwork.
- Use hanging hardware suited to the artwork’s actual weight and the wall construction.
- Do not let a chair back, opening door, or nearby object rub against the artwork.
