Collections
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Wall sculptures and sculptures created by RFA Decor artists
3D Art
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From bright and bold to black and white to subtle neutral colors, from soft, Rothko-esque blends to geometric shapes to figurative art, botanicals and landscapes, RFA Decor has a wide selection of abstract art to complement any space. And if you don't see exactly what you're looking for, contact us. We are always happy to create custom hand-embellished giclées and original works of art.
Abstract
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From city scenes and iconic structures to lakes and forests, seas and skies, architectural photography to abstract, hand-embellished giclée prints, you'll find it in our Architecture & Landscape collection.
Architecture & Landscape
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Our designers take care of all of the details for you in our As Shown collection, carefully selecting mediums and framing methods to set off the works so they are ready to be ordered and enjoyed.
As Shown
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Cookie Ashton received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Texas Christian University with additional education at the Centro Bellas Artes in Maracaibo, Venezuela; the Instituto de Allende in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; the Glassell School in the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas; Les Illusiones School in Les Cerqueux, France; Parsons School of Design in Paris, France; the University of London–Chelsea Art School and the Slade School of Art in London, England; as well as private instruction in Paris, France; and Denver, Colorado. Her award-winning work has been exhibited in North and South American and Europe.
Ashton, Cookie
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Kate Baldock grew up in Oxbow, North Dakota, and had a passion for art and fashion from a young age. After spending years in other fields of work, she finally followed her dream to become an artist. She specializes in acrylic painting on canvas using playful colors, imaginative line, texture and a fresh, contemporary style. She enjoys creating large-scale, modern works for homes and businesses and bringing joy to others through art.
Baldock, Kate
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Elizabeth Becker works primarily in watercolor. She is drawn to the spontaneity and immediacy of this medium which has taught her to be present in the moment, relinquish control and embrace imperfections. Her paintings are an exploration of emotion, the human condition and her spiritual connection to nature. Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to her process.
She works intuitively, allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom. Through evolving layers and abstractions, she hopes to capture the elusive, transcendent essence of her subjects. She believes the use of abstraction gets us beyond appearances and closer to the way things truly are.
Becker, Elizabeth
