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Hyperrealistic Paintings & Realistic Wall Art

Original hyperrealistic paintings, hand-painted in acrylic on canvas and made to order in your size. This is the most tightly rendered work in the catalogue: peacocks, koi and cranes among blossom, horses and leopards lit against dark grounds, single peonies, lilies and lotus with gold-leaf details, breaking waves and alpine views. Realistic wall art suits traditional, transitional and Asian-inspired interiors, and gives a modern room one piece of quiet craftsmanship. It works in living rooms, dining rooms, lobbies and guest rooms. Below the works is a guide to choosing, sizing and lighting it.

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89 works

a large horizontal realist acrylic painting of snow-capped mount fuji under a deep blue sky, framed left and right by pink cherry blossom branches with a pale lake, green pines and red autumn foliage below

Snow-capped Mount Fuji and sakura branches canvas art

HA#1196 24×20" – 80×60"

a wide horizontal impressionist floral painting of pale pink, white and deep magenta peonies with a small white blossom at the right, green leaves around them on a soft mauve-brown ground, in thick loaded brushwork

Pink and magenta peonies with white blossom wall decor

HA#059 24×20" – 80×60"

a tall vertical realist painting of branches loaded with orange and yellow persimmons hanging from the upper left over layered gray mountains in mist, with bare twigs and a few dark red leaves, in soft blended acrylic

Persimmon boughs above misty ink gray mountains painting

HA#058 18×36" – 50×100"

a tall vertical realist painting of two peacocks perched on a bare branch, one trailing a long green tail down the center of the frame, with pink blossom trees, a lake and green grass behind, in acrylic

Two peacocks on a branch above pink blossoms canvas art

HA#057 18×36" – 50×100"

a tall vertical wildlife painting of two white peacocks on a mossy bank, the front bird fanning a wide white tail of eyed feathers, with a waterfall and small wildflowers behind in acrylic

Two white peacocks in a forest clearing wall decor

HA#056 18×36" – 50×100"

a large horizontal still life painting of lychee branches heavy with pink-red fruit hanging over a shallow pond, orange and red koi swimming among pale stones below, in green and grey-blue tones, in smooth acrylic

Lychee branches over a koi pond canvas wall art

HA#055 24×20" – 80×60"

a tall narrow hand-painted canvas of a blue peacock perched high with its teal eye-feather tail hanging the full height, white and lilac roses at its side and two small butterflies on a cream ground

Blue peacock with white roses and butterflies canvas painting

HA#054 18×36" – 50×100"

a tall vertical realist painting of one pink lotus flower open near the top of the frame on a long green stem, with a seed pod, two buds and broad lily pads under it and orange koi swimming in blue water, in smooth acrylic

Pink lotus above a blue koi pond tall canvas wall art

HA#053 18×36" – 50×100"

a large vertical realistic acrylic painting of a classical bouquet in a gold urn, white and coral roses, a cream tulip, blue delphinium and broad green leaves lit against a deep brown and black background

Dutch style rose and tulip bouquet in an urn acrylic painting

HA#052 20×24" – 60×80"

a tall vertical realist painting of a school of red and white koi swimming over brown river stones in the lower half, with white blossom branches and gold foliage above the rushing stream, in blended acrylic

Red and white koi in a rocky stream acrylic painting

HA#051 18×36" – 50×100"

a large vertical floral painting of one open white lotus with a gold seed head at its center and a small closed bud below left, on a charcoal gray ground streaked with gold leaf and thin drips in thin acrylic

Single white lotus with gold leaf flecks canvas painting

HA#1188 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal realistic acrylic painting of two peacocks facing each other on a branch, a blue bird with a fanned green tail on the left and a white peacock with a pale open tail on the right in a flowering garden

Green and white peacock pair in a garden canvas wall art

HA#049 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical realistic acrylic painting of a royal blue peacock perched on a branch, its long spotted tail hanging down the left side, framed by white six-petal blossoms on a warm cream background

Blue peacock on a white blossom branch canvas wall decor

HA#048 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical painting of nine red, white and gold koi swimming upward through pale green water, with broad lotus pads and one open pink lotus at the lower right, in smooth blended acrylic

Nine red and white koi with a pink lotus canvas wall art

HA#047 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide panoramic realist painting of a peacock fanning a huge green and teal tail on a rock at left, pink peonies and magnolia branches around it, a stepped waterfall, koi and a red sun on the right, in painted color

Peacock in full display beside pink peonies wall decor

HA#046 36×18" – 100×50"

a wide horizontal realist painting of orange persimmons hanging in clusters from slim bare brown branches, two small sparrows perched on the right, against a softly mottled gray ground, in smooth layered acrylic

Ripe persimmons and two small birds on bare branches wall art

HA#045 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical photorealistic seascape painting of a white wave curling and breaking onto a gray pebble beach in the lower third, with turquoise water behind and a blue sky of scattered clouds above, in blended acrylic

Breaking wave on a gray pebble shore coastal wall art

HA#044 20×24" – 60×80"

a tall vertical realist painting of two pink long-tailed birds perched on brown ginkgo branches, one upper left and one at center, ringed by golden fan-shaped leaves drifting down a deep teal ground, in smooth acrylic

Two pink birds on golden ginkgo branches canvas wall art

HA#043 18×36" – 50×100"

a tall vertical acrylic painting of a white peacock and a blue-green peacock perched together on a branch, their long tails falling down the panel among pink cherry blossoms and blue sky

White and blue-green peacocks in pink blossoms canvas art

HA#041 18×36" – 50×100"

a horizontal still life painting of a green wine bottle beside a glass of red wine, with a bunch of dark red grapes on the left, green grapes and two apples on the right, on a wooden table

Wine bottle grapes and apples still life canvas wall art

HA#040 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical floral painting of a white lotus in full bloom with a yellow center, a slim closed bud above it, a gray lotus leaf behind and a teal seed pod at right, on a peach ground in soft acrylic

White lotus bloom with leaf and seed pod acrylic painting

HA#036 20×24" – 60×80"

a tall vertical realist floral painting of two open pink peonies and one bud on curving green stems rising from the lower right, against a pale washed ground of cream, lilac and soft yellow, in fine hand-painted layers

Soft pink peonies and a bud on a pale ground wall decor

HA#034 18×36" – 50×100"

a large vertical realist acrylic painting of a blue peacock with a long gold and green tail perched beside a brown peahen at the center of a flowering garden, with pink roses and wooded hills behind, in fine blended acrylic

Blue peacock and peahen in a flowering garden canvas art

HA#032 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realistic painting of two blue peacocks on a branch, the lower bird's spotted turquoise tail sweeping down the frame, with small yellow magnolia flowers on a soft lilac-gray ground

Two blue peacocks on a yellow blossom branch canvas wall art

HA#030 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realist painting of a red chestnut horse head in profile wearing a black leather bridle, a white blaze down its face, set against a loose dark green and teal ground, in thick acrylic

Chestnut horse head with a black bridle canvas wall art

HA#028 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realistic acrylic painting of a chestnut horse standing in three-quarter view, a white blaze on its face and a black halter with gold fittings, against dark green sunlit foliage

Chestnut horse with a white blaze and halter acrylic painting

HA#027 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realist acrylic painting of an adult panda and a cub resting at the foot of a bush of pink, red, white and yellow peonies with green leaves and two butterflies above, on a deep brown ground, in blended acrylic

Two pandas under blooming peonies classical wall decor

HA#026 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal realistic seascape painting of turquoise waves breaking into white foam over dark wet rocks at the lower right, with blue headlands and a pale cloudy sky behind, in soft acrylic

Turquoise waves breaking on a rocky shore canvas wall art

HA#020 24×20" – 80×60"

a large square botanical painting of white lotus blooms and a pink bud among broad green and teal lily pads, with a small black and white bird flying in at the upper left on a cream ground, in fine ink and color

White lotus blooms and a small bird in a pond wall painting

HA#023 24×24" – 72×72"

a square realist painting of three horse heads in a row wearing decorated leather bridles with silver fittings, a palomino at the left, a black horse at the center and a chestnut at the right, in acrylic

Three horse heads in decorated bridles acrylic painting

HA#022 24×24" – 72×72"

a large horizontal impressionist painting of a green and white wave breaking in the lower foreground under a pink and orange sunset sky, two seagulls above the water and blue hills on the right, in acrylic

Green wave under a pastel sunset sky canvas wall art

HA#021 24×20" – 80×60"

a large horizontal impressionist painting of a turquoise wave breaking over gold lit rocks in the foreground, spray rising at the right, under a pale pink and cream sky with three gulls, in acrylic

Turquoise wave crashing onto golden rocks canvas art

HA#019 24×20" – 80×60"

a large vertical acrylic painting of a ginger and cream cat in a blue and gold turban with a pearl earring, green eyes turned to the viewer, wearing an ochre robe on a warm brown background

Ginger cat in a blue and gold turban acrylic painting

HA#1156 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical still life painting of a peeled orange with loose segments beside a second half of fruit, sitting on a reflective pale blue surface with a streaked blue ground behind, built in thick palette-knife acrylic

Peeled orange on a blue tabletop textured canvas art

HA#1117 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical impasto painting of two bright electric blue butterflies with white-tipped wings, one in the upper half and one below, on a black ground scattered with pale speckles, in thick acrylic

Two electric blue morpho butterflies on black wall art

HA#1101 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide horizontal floral painting of one open peony in white and blue-gray filling the center, with gold stamens, thin gold line work and a small gold bird at left on a dark navy ground in smooth acrylic

White peony with gold stamens on dark navy canvas wall decor

HA#1084 36×18" – 100×50"

a large square floral painting of a single white peony filling the frame, its layered petals edged in gold and its dark center flecked with gold, on a soft gray and brown ground in acrylic

White peony close-up with gold flecks square acrylic painting

HA#1073 24×24" – 72×72"

a large vertical floral painting of two white magnolia blooms with dark glittered centers, one upper left and one lower right, among gold-edged leaves on a gray ground in heavy impasto

Two white magnolias with gold leaves textured canvas art

HA#1055 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical seascape painting of a dense shoal of small silver and turquoise fish spiraling into a vortex around a shaft of sunlight at the top center, on a deep cobalt blue ground, in thick paint

Swirling shoal of silver fish around a sunbeam canvas art

HA#1054 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical hyperrealistic painting seen from above of dark emerald green ocean water with wide bands of white foam rolling toward pale sand at the base, built up in thick textured paint

Emerald ocean waves and pale sand shore canvas wall art

HA#1016 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical hand-painted canvas of three pale blue five-petal blossoms set from top to bottom among dark green and copper orange leaves on brown branches, all on a deep black ground

Pale blue blossoms and copper leaves on black wall art

HA#1011 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realist painting of a shoal of small red fish spiraling around a glowing pale center in a deep navy and teal whirlpool, with silver fish scattered in the dark water, in smooth acrylic

Shoal of red fish spiraling into a blue vortex painting

HA#1009 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical realist floral painting of one oversized coral pink dahlia filling most of the frame, its layered petals opening from a small green center at upper right, against near-black leaves, in smooth blended acrylic

Single coral dahlia bloom over dark green leaves wall art

HA#962 20×24" – 60×80"

a wide panoramic botanical painting of a band of slender wildflowers rising from the lower edge, with blue cornflowers, yellow and red daisies and small butterflies on a cream beige ground in thin acrylic

Wildflowers and butterflies on a beige ground wall art

HA#947 36×18" – 100×50"

a large vertical floral painting of two open white blooms with bright gold centers, one above the other on slim gold stems, over a blue-gray ground flecked with gold leaf and white spatter in thick paint

Two white blooms with gold leaf on blue-gray wall decor

HA#923 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical botanical painting of overlapping banana leaves in metallic gold, their ridged midribs and veins catching the light, spreading from the center against a black ground, in hand-painted acrylic and gold

Metallic gold banana leaves on black painting

HA#918 20×24" – 60×80"

a large vertical wildlife painting of a teal and orange hummingbird hovering just above blue water, surrounded by round droplets, with pink blossoms and green leaves hanging in the top corners, in thick impasto

Hummingbird over water with pink blossoms acrylic painting

HA#915 20×24" – 60×80"

a square hand-painted canvas of one oversized pale blue and white anemone bloom opening from the center of the frame, its dark navy center flecked with gold, on a mottled gray background in soft acrylic

Pale blue anemone close-up on soft gray wall decor

HA#897 24×24" – 72×72"

Realistic art guide · Updated

How to choose hyperrealistic paintings for an interior

Key takeaways

  • Detail rewards closeness: hang realistic paintings where people stop or pass near them, such as dining walls, corridors, beside a reading chair.
  • The subject sets the register: peacocks and koi feel Asian-inspired and formal, horses and leopards feel clubby, single blooms feel serene.
  • Dark grounds need careful light: angle a warm light at about 30 degrees so highlights glow and glare stays off the surface.
  • Approve it stage by stage: drawing, block-in and final detail are each checked on photographs before the painter moves on.

What are hyperrealistic paintings?

Hyperrealistic paintings are rendered in such fine detail that, from a normal viewing distance, they can be mistaken for photographs, yet they often sharpen colour, light and texture beyond what a camera records.

Photorealism, which emerged in the late 1960s and 1970s, set out to copy a photograph as exactly as possible. Hyperrealism grew from it but takes more liberty: painters use the photographic look as a starting point, then heighten the gleam on a feather, the translucency of a wave or the velvet of a petal to make an image feel more vivid than life. Realism is the wider family: accurate, lifelike painting without the requirement to fool the eye.

The works on this page span that range. Some are photo-sharp, such as a breaking wave, a chestnut horse in a leather halter or a sea turtle over a reef. Others are realist subjects set on decorative grounds, a white peony edged in gold leaf or a lotus on charcoal streaks, where the bloom is lifelike and the background is deliberately painterly.

How can you tell a hand-painted realistic canvas from a print?

Look at the surface at an angle: a hand-painted realistic canvas shows brush edges, built-up highlights and varied sheen, while a print is perfectly flat and evenly matte or glossy.

What to checkHand-painted originalPrinted reproduction
Surface in raking lightSlight ridges where highlights and edges are laid onUniform, with canvas weave showing evenly through
HighlightsSmall raised touches of lighter paint on eyes, water, petalsSame height as everything else
Colour depthLayers glow, darks are rich and slightly reflectiveDarks can look dull or slightly grey
Metal leafReal flakes that shift as you movePrinted gold that stays the same colour
Edges of the canvasPaint wraps or stops by hand, unevenlyImage mirrored or cropped by machine

Every piece here is painted by hand for its order, so these signs are present in each canvas. The difference matters most for realistic art, because the quality of the illusion depends on paint, not ink: a highlight that physically catches light reads as wet, glossy or alive in a way a printed one cannot.

What kinds of hyperrealistic paintings are there?

Hyperrealistic paintings here fall into four kinds: Asian-inspired birds and koi, single-bloom botanicals, animal portraits, and waves and landscapes.

Peacocks, koi, cranes and lotus

Blue and white peacocks trailing long tails among blossom, koi rising through green water past lotus pads, red-crowned cranes, pandas under peonies, Mount Fuji framed by cherry blossom and persimmon boughs above misty hills. Formal and auspicious in mood, these suit dining rooms, hotel lobbies, restaurants and Asian-inspired homes. See also cultural and folk art.

a large vertical textured painting of white cranes flying and standing among bronze and gold cloud shapes with green bamboo and pale reeds on a near-black chinoiserie ground, in raised metallic paint a large horizontal realist acrylic painting of snow-capped mount fuji under a deep blue sky, framed left and right by pink cherry blossom branches with a pale lake, green pines and red autumn foliage below a tall vertical realist painting of branches loaded with orange and yellow persimmons hanging from the upper left over layered gray mountains in mist, with bare twigs and a few dark red leaves, in soft blended acrylic a tall vertical realist painting of two peacocks perched on a bare branch, one trailing a long green tail down the center of the frame, with pink blossom trees, a lake and green grass behind, in acrylic
See all peacocks, koi and asian-inspired realism →

Single-bloom botanicals

One peony, camellia, lily, dahlia or rose painted large and close, often with gold or silver leaf on the petals and a soft grey or black ground. Calm and luxurious, they work over a bed, in a powder room, along a hotel corridor or in a spa.

a large square floral painting of a single white peony filling the frame, its layered petals edged in gold and its dark center flecked with gold, on a soft gray and brown ground in acrylic a large vertical hand-painted canvas of three pale blue five-petal blossoms set from top to bottom among dark green and copper orange leaves on brown branches, all on a deep black ground a large vertical realist floral painting of one oversized coral pink dahlia filling most of the frame, its layered petals opening from a small green center at upper right, against near-black leaves, in smooth blended acrylic a large vertical floral painting of two open white blooms with bright gold centers, one above the other on slim gold stems, over a blue-gray ground flecked with gold leaf and white spatter in thick paint
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Animal portraits

Chestnut and white horses in fine bridles, leopards and a black panther emerging from dark grounds, electric blue butterflies, an Afghan hound, puppies in a garden. They bring a library, study or club-style lounge to life. See also animal paintings.

a square realist painting of three horse heads in a row wearing decorated leather bridles with silver fittings, a palomino at the left, a black horse at the center and a chestnut at the right, in acrylic a large vertical impasto painting of two bright electric blue butterflies with white-tipped wings, one in the upper half and one below, on a black ground scattered with pale speckles, in thick acrylic a large vertical animal painting of a leopard's head and shoulders in profile facing left, its cream coat covered in black rosettes and lit from above, set against a deep black ground, in fine hand-painted detail a large vertical animal painting of a white horse in three-quarter view wearing a royal blue halter with gold buckles, its mane touched with pink, on a brushy teal and blue ground in acrylic
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Waves, mountains and trees

Turquoise waves curling over pebbles, aerial views of surf on sand, snow-capped Dolomite and Matterhorn peaks, sunlit oaks on a heath. Each opens a wall like a clear window and suits living rooms, offices and guest rooms.

a wide horizontal realistic seascape painting of turquoise waves breaking into white foam over dark wet rocks at the lower right, with blue headlands and a pale cloudy sky behind, in soft acrylic a large vertical hyperrealistic painting seen from above of dark emerald green ocean water with wide bands of white foam rolling toward pale sand at the base, built up in thick textured paint a large vertical painting viewed from above of swirling blue and turquoise ocean currents ringed with fine white foam lines, a tiny red boat carrying one figure near the center, in smooth flat acrylic a large square landscape painting of a gold-leaf mountain rising above a dark pine treeline, mirrored upside down in a still lake below, under orange sunset clouds and white mist, in acrylic and gold foil
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Which interiors suit realistic wall art?

Realistic wall art is most at home in traditional, transitional and Asian-inspired interiors, and in a modern room it works best as a single, dark-grounded piece that reads as craftsmanship rather than decoration.

Interior styleRealistic subjects that suit itFinish that helps
Traditional and modern classicPeacocks, horses, still lifes, florals in urnsGold or dark wood frame
TransitionalSingle peonies and lilies with gold leaf, soft grey groundsSilver, white or slim gold frame
Asian-inspired and chinoiserieKoi, lotus, cranes, blossom, persimmonsBlack or dark wood frame; panoramic formats
Coastal and resortBreaking waves, turquoise water, sea turtlesWhite or natural wood, or frameless
Modern and minimalistOne subject on black: a leopard, a red rose, calla liliesThin black frame or frameless
Club, library and studyHorses, panthers, hounds, alpine viewsDark wood or antique gold frame

If you like the subject but want looser handling, impressionist paintings treat similar flowers and landscapes with visible, broken brushwork. For realism paired with deep surface relief, look at textured art.

How big should realistic paintings be, and where should they hang?

Size realistic paintings to the distance they will be seen from: their detail is meant to be read, so they suit walls people approach, and they need to grow larger where viewers stay far away.

A common design rule is to stand back about one and a half to two times the diagonal of a painting to see it whole. For a realistic piece, that means a 100 cm (39 in) canvas looks right across a dining table or from a sofa a few steps away, while a lobby wall seen from the entrance needs a much larger format or a bold, simple subject such as a single peacock or a wave. Put the middle of the picture at roughly 150 cm (59 in) from the floor so eyes, petals and water sit at eye level.

Places where realistic art shines: dining rooms, where guests sit close for hours; corridors and lift lobbies, which people walk past at arm's length; beside a reading chair; over a console in an entrance hall. Realistic art for dining and living rooms; for corridors and lobbies; for guest rooms and bedrooms.

How should you light hyperrealistic paintings?

Light hyperrealistic paintings with a warm, focused light angled at about 30 degrees from the wall, so highlights sparkle and the dark areas stay deep without glare.

Realistic paintings depend on contrast between light and shadow, and many of these sit on black or charcoal grounds. A ceiling downlight placed too close to the wall rakes across the surface and shows every brush ridge; one placed too far away bounces glare off the darks. Around 30 degrees is the usual sweet spot. A warm-white source around 2700–3000K flatters gold leaf, wood tones and skin-like warmth in fur and petals; cooler light suits blue seascapes and white flowers.

Avoid direct afternoon sun, which flattens the illusion and is hard on any painting over the years. In hotels and restaurants, a dedicated picture light or a gimbal spot turns a realistic canvas into the room's set piece after dark.

How is a realistic painting made to order and checked?

A realistic painting is checked in stages, the drawing, the block-in of colour and the final detail, with photographs at each step and nothing continuing until you approve.

Realism leaves little room for surprises, which is why approval matters. You see the composition before colour goes on, then the main tones, then the finishing passes where feathers, petals and water gain their sharpness. Each stage arrives as progress photos or video, the next begins only after your approval, and a final photograph is approved before dispatch.

The palette can be changed to your scheme, a paint code or a fabric: a blue peacock can become teal and gold, a grey-ground peony can move to cream. Size is redrawn to your proportions rather than stretched. For an original from your own photograph or reference, see custom and commission. The finished canvas ships rolled, stretched ready to hang, or framed in gold, silver, black, white or wood; request a quote to begin.

Hyperrealistic paintings FAQs

What is the difference between hyperrealism and photorealism?

Photorealism aims to reproduce a photograph as exactly as possible. Hyperrealism grew out of it but goes further, heightening light, texture and colour so the image feels more vivid than a photo, and often adding mood or narrative. Both rely on very fine, controlled brushwork; hyperrealistic paintings simply allow more interpretation.

Are hyperrealistic paintings painted from photographs?

Usually, yes. Hyperrealistic painters generally work from photographic references to study how light falls on fur, water or petals, then translate that into paint by hand. The photograph is a guide, not a template: the painter decides what to sharpen, soften or simplify so the finished canvas reads well on a wall.

Is realistic wall art old-fashioned in a modern home?

Not when it is chosen with care. In a modern home, realistic wall art looks fresh when the subject is singular and the ground is plain, such as one leopard, one rose or calla lilies on black, in a thin black frame or frameless. It adds a note of craftsmanship that abstract art does not.

Which realistic subjects suit a living room?

For a living room, realistic seascapes and mountain views open up the wall, peacocks and koi bring colour and formality, and single large blooms feel calm and luxurious. Choose by mood: water and sky for an airy room, animals for character, florals for softness. Size the canvas to be read from the sofa.

Do realistic animal paintings suit an office or boardroom?

Yes. Realistic horses, big cats and wildlife suggest strength, focus and composure, which suits offices, boardrooms and club-style lounges. Choose one dominant animal on a dark or plain ground rather than a busy scene, so the painting reads clearly from the meeting table without distracting from the discussion.

Can a realistic painting be done in a different colourway?

Yes. Every realistic painting is made to order, so its palette can be changed to match a scheme, a paint code or a fabric: the ground behind a peony can move from grey to cream, a peacock from blue to teal and gold. The new colours are confirmed with you before painting begins.

Are these realistic paintings prints?

No. Each realistic painting is hand-painted in acrylic on canvas for its order, with oil paint on request. Highlights, glazes and any metal leaf are applied by hand, which is what gives the illusion its depth. You follow the work through progress photos and approve a final photograph before dispatch.

How long does a hyperrealistic painting take to arrive?

It is painted in roughly 10 days, then spends 5–7 days in transit. Hyperrealistic paintings ship by DHL, FedEx or UPS express to any country, booked and routed by iHomeArt. Every enquiry receives a quote within one business day.

Do you supply realistic art for hotels and other projects?

Yes. Realistic art suits hotel lobbies, restaurants, corridors and guest rooms. Orders start at one piece, volume pricing begins at 10 pieces, and a realistic series can share a palette across floors while each composition differs. Every piece is approved from photographs before it ships.

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