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Teal Wall Art
Somewhere between blue and green, teal changes character with the colours around it. Ochre brings out its warmth; pale stone gives it more room to stand out. Look through the prints for the version you prefer, from a small accent to a deep wash of colour.
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A closer look
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Retro Rainbow Arch -
Glitch Prayer -
Sun Among Cumulus -
Yellow Lace Tag -
Chalkboard Meteor -
Paper Clockwork -
Turntable Terrain -
Glowing Letterform -
Ochre Spill and Ripple -
Chrysler Postcard -
Night Train Bokeh -
Street-Map Seated -
Marionette Meditation -
Ribbon Canyon -
Rust-Leaf Skyline -
Speckled Silhouette -
Steps to the Harbour -
The Sceptic -
Wrapped in Aubergine -
Banked Turn -
The Tiled Bend -
Autumn Among the Towers -
Concrete Collage -
Doodled Midtown
More about Teal
Between blue and green
Teal can lean towards water-green or a deeper blue. That variation makes it worth looking closely at the individual artwork. It offers colour with some depth, whether it fills the print or appears as one small accent.
Find a connection
Try teal beside wood, brass or a warm-toned sofa. In a bedroom, it can echo a throw; in a study, a small print can bring colour to a shelf. Check the balance with the room as you use it in daylight and under lamps.
Warm beside cool
Ochre and terracotta bring a warm contrast. Indigo adds depth, sage offers a softer green and ivory or stone keeps the surround lighter.
Give it the right space
Think about how much teal is in the artwork as well as how large the frame will be. A dark, full-colour print has a different presence from a pale composition. Compare outlines from our size guide on your wall.
A shared thread of colour
Teal can connect prints with very different subjects. Add an ochre work for warmth, or keep the group within blue-green tones if that is what you prefer. Sets offer possible companions, with each print bought individually.
Depth or texture?
Acrylic gives teal a glossy surface, while a framed paper print offers a more understated presentation. Consider reflections from nearby windows and lamps when comparing the surfaces. Compare options on our print formats page.
Choosing Teal
What colour is teal?
A blue-green, usually deeper than turquoise. It may lean more towards blue or green, so compare the actual artworks.
What colours go with teal wall art?
Ochre and terracotta offer warmth; ivory and stone add lighter areas. Indigo and sage can extend the blue-green palette.
Is teal suitable for a bedroom?
Yes. Look for a composition and depth of colour you enjoy, whether as a small accent or a larger work.
Does teal work in a small room?
It can. Consider the amount of dark colour in the print, the wall around it and the light, rather than relying on the colour name.
Can I hang several teal prints together?
Yes. A shared shade can connect them. Add a warmer work if you like the contrast, or keep the group within blue-green tones.
Does teal look different under lamplight?
All printed colours can look different as lighting changes. Consider the lamps and daylight where the artwork will hang.
Something else in mind?
Browse the whole collection by theme, colour or shape. Save anything you would like to look at again.
A little advice can help
Unsure about a size, a frame or which artwork to choose? Tell us what you are considering and we will help you weigh up the options.
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Living with colour
Bring in a bold colour, pick up a quieter tone or let one print give the whole room a starting point.
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Art around your home
Practical ideas for bringing art into the rooms you use every day, without making everything match.
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Find the right size
A tape measure and a paper outline can answer more than guesswork. Here is how to use them.