A dining room is built for company, and the art on its walls should feel just as welcoming. In this collection, we gather warm-toned still lifes and quiet pieces suited to the room where meals, and conversations, come together.
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We put this collection together for the room where meals and conversations happen. It holds 31 works: fruit still lifes by Felix Catarata, the Prosperity series by Jerico O. Espada, and rural scenes by Jhon paul Alivio and Jorge Fuedan Jr. All of them are painted in acrylic, in warm tones that sit comfortably near wood, food and evening light.
The sizes cover most dining spaces. Small canvases from 9 by 12 inches work as a pair or a row above a sideboard. At the other end, the largest canvas measures six feet on its longest side, enough for the whole wall behind the table. If fruit is what you came for, the full series is in Still Life: Fruits.
23 are available now, from ₱1,500. Every piece is an original sold directly by the artist who made it. For quieter rooms, see the Bedroom Edit.
Still lifes, landscapes and calm abstracts are the common choices, because people sit facing them for a long time. Warm colours tend to flatter food and wood. That is the thinking behind what we picked here.
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Each listing states whether a certificate of authenticity is included, in the same details block that shows whether the work is signed and framed.
