Marcel Bakker
Photographer
South America
Want to capture the magic of mountain peaks and vibrant traditions? South America wall art brings bold color and ancient mystery into your space. Think sun-drenched ruins, layered textiles, and skies that stretch forever - visuals that suit modern, eclectic, and Bohemian interiors alike. Perfect Machu Picchu Panorama without People (2:1) shows how powerful a single view can be, while pieces inspired by Andean markets add warmth and character.
Choose what fits your wall: printed as Canvas, Poster, ArtFrame™ and more, made to your preferred size. Every piece ships free, so you can explore the continent from home.
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Balance vibrant scenes with calm surroundings
Artworks with rich color and detail shine when given visual breathing room. If you choose a piece with emerald greens and warm oranges - like Into the Hills - keep nearby walls and furniture simple. Soft neutrals or white surfaces let the colors and mood of the scene come through clearly.
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Use high-contrast pieces as focal points
Strong contrast commands attention and anchors a room's design. The dramatic black and white composition in Vine Snake Strike creates an instant focal point above a sofa, console table, or in a minimalist gallery wall. Pair it with muted surrounding colors to let the artwork take center stage.
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Hang landscape scenes at eye level in transitional spaces
Scenes with depth and perspective draw the eye forward, making them ideal for hallways and staircases. Hang your artwork so the center sits at standing eye level - typically around 145 - 150 cm from the floor. This placement invites you to pause and take in the view as you move through your home.
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How to style South America art in your interior
South America artworks bring powerful energy and vibrant character to your walls. Combine calm and powerful moods by pairing a serene landscape piece with a bold, colorful illustration in an adjacent room or hallway. Create a gallery wall mixing photography and paintings that reflect the continent's diverse beauty - think earthy tones alongside rich blues. Add natural textures through woven baskets, terracotta pots with tropical plants, or wooden furniture to echo the organic feel of these artworks.
Which material suits your South America artwork best
Earthy tones and vibrant accents in this collection work beautifully on different materials - ArtFrame™ captures the depth of these colors with exceptional clarity, while Canvas and Poster offer their own distinct charm. Choose ArtFrame™ and you benefit from two practical advantages that enhance South America artworks specifically. The easily interchangeable print system lets you swap between a calm taupe landscape and a powerful blue coastal scene whenever you want a fresh look - perfect for a collection this diverse, where moods shift from tranquil to energetic. The premium aluminum frame in multiple colors means you can match the warm browns and olive greens in your chosen artwork with a gold frame, or let vibrant blues pop against sleek black - each frame color brings out different aspects of South America's rich palette. Still doubting which material suits your interior and chosen South America artwork? Use our Material Advisor to find the perfect match.
Colors from South America that complement Scandinavian and bohemian interiors
South America artworks in taupe and olive green fit naturally into Scandinavian spaces - pair these muted tones with light wood furniture, white walls, and soft linen textiles for a calm, balanced look. Blue and mauve pieces work beautifully in bohemian interiors, especially when combined with layered textiles, rattan accents, and plenty of greenery. Brown hues bridge both styles, grounding minimalist spaces while adding warmth to eclectic rooms filled with pattern and texture.