These 17 Actually Cool Prints from Black Artists Will Turn Any Standard Room into a Chic Haven

Harvey uses vibrant colors and fun designs in a way that will brighten up any room, like this piece, "The Grass Is Greener."

Nabe Art is all about emphasizing the beauty of the outline, and their minimalistic work manages to make a lot out of a little. "Serendipity" is available on their site.

When it comes to lively and eye-catching scenes, Rii captures it best. For example, just check out the print, "Golden Land" on their site.

Haitian abstract artist Marianata A. Sylvaince is based in NYC and focuses on specific emotions, as you can see in "Intimacy."

Jay is a Brooklyn-based artist who creates using watercolors and acrylics. "Mini World Environmental Blues" is available on Society6.

Ricketts is a photographer and artist who "often challenges human perception, condition, and context." You can buy "A Thirst That Can't Be Satisfied" on Society6.

Based in Oakland, California Carter has had murals commissioned all over the country. Now you can have a version of his work on display in your own home. "The Three Graces" is available on SaatchiArt.

Known for her work starring on the Nickelodeon show Gullah Gullah Island, Daise is also an artist. In recent years her work has been thematically focused on people and collard greens. "Girl in the Collard Greens" is available on her site.

As a poet/artist, Nichols incorporates her own thought-provoking words into her pieces. "Surrender Is A Practice" is available on Garden24.

Texada has forged his own style of art that he's coined 'Camoism.' It's "based on the concept of Interconnectedness, in which the artist seeks to express a single thought, through various subjects; then emphasizes the relationship between all subjects via colorful, camouflage sequences." The piece "Matte's Universal Symphony of Sinners," seen here, uses interconnectedness in a captivating way.

Ceballos is an NYC-based artist who sells his work on streets all around the city. If you're not in the 212 you can still get your hands on one of his archival ink prints via his site. This print "Accept the Gift" is available there.

Parris is a Los Angeles artist who showcases the beauty of the human body in many pieces. "Scorpio in Venus" is available on Artist Sourced.

Akil is an Atlanta-based artist whose work, "takes a contemporary view on black divinity, pulling from traditional African cultures, spirituality, and the intersection of blackness and fashion." This print "Revolutionized Luxury" features a staple of black fashion, the well sought-after Telfar bag. It's available on the Osaze Akil site.

Through a unique abstract perspective, this artist's work seeks to express the daily hindrances the black community faces. "Untitled Mood" is available on Aslur's site.

Uma Leoni is a California-based artist whose styles include scribbilism and line art. She cites this piece "HEAT" as her favorite, and the print is available on her website.

Bond is a photographer from San Francisco, CA who has prints of his photos, like this one "Salt I" which is available for purchase on his site.

The abstract acrylic creations from this artist will add depth to any room. This print "Love in Nature" is available on the Armani Arts site.