A city map can be about a place lived in, a visit remembered, or a connection that remains after moving away. Olivia Serrill’s Seattle artwork gives that geography a personal place in the room. Browse our art collection for pieces that make an interior feel rooted in more than one destination.
Features & Construction
- Subject: Seattle, Washington.
- Artwork by Portland artist Olivia Serrill.
- Part of the artist’s place-based map series.
- A geographic subject presented as wall art.
Styling Tips
Use the work where it will be part of the daily room rather than tucked into a spare corner. Above a desk or console, start with the center of the image and build the arrangement below it. Keep the surrounding wall quiet enough that the map-like details remain visible at a distance.
For an office, pair it with simple office furniture and let the art provide the personal layer. A gallery wall can bring it together with another city or a family photograph without requiring matching subjects. Choose one nearby accent from our home decor assortment to connect the wall with the furniture, then stop before the surface becomes crowded. When deciding on a position, view the image in daylight and evening light so glare from a lamp does not hide the part you want to see.
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.
