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HIPSTORIC WALL ART

Express your “hip” style while honoring “history” with eclectic hipstoric artwork. In a rejection of mass-produced products, hipstoric décor is a return to antiques, refreshed with eclectic modern accents.

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Dior Balcony J McKenzie
$105.00$140.00
Double Magritte RS Artist
$108.75$145.00
Foilage Frank Moth
$108.75$145.00
MDS Frank Moth
$108.75$145.00
Yellow Flowers Konji
$108.75$145.00
Angel Underdott
$108.75$145.00
Bright Bubble IR Artwork
$105.00$140.00
Chapeau J McKenzie
$108.75$145.00
Leaden Blossom Frank Moth
$108.75$145.00
Midnight Jazz Frank Moth
$108.75$145.00
Perseverance Frank Moth
$108.75$145.00
Pretty in Pink J McKenzie
$108.75$145.00

What is Hipstoric Wall Art?

Hipstoric wall art is a rejection of generic, mass-produced art in favor of deeply meaningful art with a nostalgic nod to family history or personal experiences. 

Historic subjects and editing styles are reminiscent of old photography technology, then elevated with a modern twist.

Often in a sepia-tone, hipstoric artwork is reminiscent of old photos. Slightly blurred or out-of-focus shots are preferred over modern, high-definition photos.

Hipstoric styles feature a historic subject with a modern twist, such as images of Greek Statues juxtaposed with modern, thought provoking edits. 

Hipstoric Artists

Close up of vintage floral artwork featuring a yellow and white bouquet of roses with lots of deep green leaves on a light sage green background.
Frank Moth
Veria, Greece
BambashkART
Europe
Michiel Folkers
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Fran Rodríguez
Barcelona, Spain

Eclectic Vintage Artists

Close up of vintage floral artwork featuring a yellow and white bouquet of roses with lots of deep green leaves on a light sage green background.
Frank Moth
Veria, Greece
BambashkART
Europe

What’s the Difference Between Vintage, Antique, and Hipstoric Décor?

Vintage and antique décor consists of furniture, colors, and accessories popular in an earlier time period, whereas hipstoric décor is a modern, often eclectic take on old trends.

Any piece of furniture, art, or decor that is 30-100 years old is considered “vintage.” Any piece over 100 years old is classified as “antique.”

Often described as “vintage reimaged,” hipstoric décor gives a room history, character, and soul, while maintaining a light and fun energy.

Large Greek hpistoric art in black and gold hangs o grey wall above accent table decorated with books and white roses on apartment living room wall.

How to Style Hipstoric Art

When paired with your favorite family heirloom or latest antiquing find, hipstoric art gives your space an eclectic, cozy, lived-in feel.

Hipstoric art is often paired with rustic furniture made from dark wood and upholstered with richly textured leather or velvet.

Don’t be afraid to paint a wall a deep color such as brown or green, reminiscent of the forest. Hang your hipstoric wall art on this accent wall to add depth and create visual interest.

Natural accents of blue or red in your hipstoric wall art and decorative throw pillows draw interest and make your hipstoric space feel warm and welcoming.

Large blue vintage wall decor of vintage woman dressed in large, layered dress with massive skirt hangs above blue velvet couch in eclectic boho living room.

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