New Walls

The Lulu and Georgia walls collection brings together wall art, mirrors, wallpaper, and wall organization in the brand's curated design aesthetic — pieces chosen for their visual quality and their ability to anchor, enliven, or reframe the spaces they inhabit. New arrivals update the collection with the latest colorways, formats, and surface treatments, from photography and abstract prints to hand-crafted mirrors and statement wallpaper patterns. A well-chosen wall piece changes the character of a room at minimal cost and maximum impact.

What new wall art does Lulu and Georgia carry?

New arrivals in wall art span the full range of the collection's aesthetic: abstract prints and paintings in warm, earthy palettes; photography in natural and architectural subjects; botanical and nature-adjacent artworks; and statement pieces in mixed media or textured finishes. Works are available in multiple sizes — from small-scale pieces suited to grouped gallery arrangements to large-format statement works that can anchor a primary wall on their own. New arrivals are added regularly and reflect the brand's broader seasonal palette shifts.

What new mirrors does Lulu and Georgia offer?

New mirror arrivals include floor mirrors, full-length dressing mirrors, arched and round wall mirrors, and decorative accent mirrors in natural materials (rattan, carved wood, warm metal) and architectural forms. Mirrors perform two design functions simultaneously: they add visual interest and material presence as objects, and they expand the apparent depth and light of the space they occupy. A well-placed large mirror can effectively double the visual size of a small room and dramatically increase its brightness from natural light reflection. New arrivals are chosen for the quality of their frame material and the appropriateness of their form for the brand's warm, considered aesthetic.

How do I choose wall art that works with my room?

Choose art that shares a tonal quality with the room — not necessarily matching colors, but colors that belong to the same temperature family. Warm-toned art (ochre, terracotta, warm cream, warm red) sits naturally in rooms with warm wood furniture and neutral upholstery. Consider scale: art that is too small for its wall looks timid and unintentional. For art above a sofa, the work should be roughly two-thirds the width of the sofa. For a gallery wall, lay out the arrangement on the floor first to test the composition before putting any nails in the wall. Hang artwork at eye level — the vertical center of the piece at 57–60 inches from the floor — regardless of ceiling height.

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