Where to buy the best affordable art

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Updating the artwork on your walls is one of the quickest, easiest and most effective ways of transforming your home, but it can be hard to find the right art prints or photos to suit your style – especially on a budget!

Thankfully, the internet has made it easier to find affordable prints, photographs and posters – okay, so they might not be an original Rothko or Matisse, but give them a pretty frame and no one will notice the difference.

So if you're wondering where to start with designing your own gallery wall or you've got some frames you need to fill, here are the best online shops for affordable art, to help you bring some joy and cheer to your walls.

While many of us associate Papier with beautiful bespoke stationery in joyful patterns, they also have an array of fabulous prints to match. Even better, all their wonderful prints come framed, saving you the hassle and time too. With options ranging between just under £50-£100, we think these framed prints are amazing value and we're sure you will find one you like.

Trouva is an online hub for independent brick and mortar shops, so you can expect to find lots of fun prints from smaller designers and makers which have been carefully curated by the boutique owners. There options include stand-alone prints as well as framed options too.

Oliver Bonas has become known for its wide range of colourful, quirky homewares and its collection of wall art doesn't disappoint. We think any of their distinctive prints are an ideal way to add some fun to your bedroom, home bar or living room this year.

John Lewis stocks a huge range of printed wall art, including prints of famous artwork and all sorts of other pieces to suit every taste. They also have stockists including East End Prints, Brookpace Lascelles, Tate and more.

Known for its unique detailing and quirky designs, Anthropologie's prints are all you need to give your home that edgy flair. The brand have also done some amazing collobarations with solo artists and designers including colour expert Sophie Robinson.

While Liberty made not necessarily be a brand conjured up alongside the word 'affordable,' many of its prints offer amazing value for money. This exclusive archive print, for example, is just £30.

Refresh your walls with these affordable options!

Daisy Bendall is Senior Houses & Gardens Assistant at Country Living and House Beautiful, where she spends her days sourcing some of the most inspiring homes across the country. Prior to specialising in real homes, Daisy worked for Good Housekeeping, Red, Elle Decoration and Prima, styling shoots, covering the latest decorating trends and hunting down the best buys for your home.

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