A map can hold a memory without needing to tell the whole story. Olivia Serrill’s New Orleans artwork brings a meaningful destination into the room, offering a place to look back on or imagine returning to. Explore our art collection for pieces that make a wall feel connected to the people who live there.
Features & Construction
- Subject: New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Artwork by Portland artist Olivia Serrill.
- Part of the artist’s place-based map series.
- A geographic subject presented as wall art.
Styling Tips
Give the work a spot where it can be seen at a natural pause in the day, such as an entry or a seat used for reading. Start with one clear focal point and build outward only if the wall needs more. A little empty space makes a detailed subject easier to appreciate from different distances.
For a living room, let a few colors from the image connect with the surrounding living room furniture without repeating them in every accessory. The New Orleans subject also works in an office or hallway alongside photographs from other travels. Keep the frames or spacing consistent if the images have different styles. A piece from our home decor collection can carry the grouping onto a console below, but leave the main wall arrangement simple enough that each place retains its own story.
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.
