24 x 24

40 x 40

30 x 30

24 x 24

24 x 32

24 x 30

26.5"W x 18"H x 2.5"D

24" x 30"

36" x 20"

Bring a touch of rustic charm and organic warmth to your space with Handsome Goat, a captivating piece by artist Dani Bergson. This textured gel brush canvas painting portrays a handsome goat in soft, earthy tones, blending natural beauty with subtle sophistication. The detailed brushwork and neutral palette make it a versatile piece that complements both modern and traditional in

Dimensions: 25.75 in x 25.75 in (with frame)

Finish: Image Brush Gel on Canvas

Frame: Poly Tall Floater - Grey Woodg  (36PM51478)

28" x 35"

Artist: Aileen Fitzgerald
Subject: Landscapes & Seascapes
Suite: We Woke to A Dream
Main Color: Neutral
Orientation: Horizontal
Presentation Style: Framed Paper
Materials: Vertical Grain White Oak, Textured Fine Art Paper, Polar White Mat

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS:

32.0"W x 27.0"H x 2.5"D | $849

40.0"W x 33.5"H x 2.5"D | $1,199

48.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.5"D | $1,399

60.0"W x 49.5"H x 2.5"D | $2,599

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Aileen Fitzgerald seeks to uncover landscapes with a paintbrush while exploring the depths of the human condition. She believes the energy and connection within the natural world have much to teach us—about ourselves and about one another.

Her creative process begins with fluid, layered washes of paint, where touch plays a central role. Through sweeping arcs of watered-down pigment or soft blends made with a towel, a landscape slowly and organically emerges on the canvas.

In the second phase of her process, Aileen begins the act of uncovering. It’s as if the scene already exists within the canvas, and her task is to reveal it—drawing it gently out of the haze. She uses a dry brush technique to highlight select moments, bringing them into sharper focus.

These moments often evoke memories, relationships, or landscapes that feel like home. Aileen’s intent is to reveal what has always been there—waiting to be seen, felt, touched, and loved.

Artist: Melody Joy McMunn
Subject: Portraits & Figures
Suite: Seated Woman
Main Color: Green
Orientation: Vertical
Presentation Style: Canvas Floater Framed
Materials: Varies based on frame finish: 
     American Maple, Matte Canvas  
     Vertical Grain White Oak Floater, Matte Canvas

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS BY FRAME FINISH:

Rustic Walnut

18.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

White Maple

18.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049

White Oak

18.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

Black Maple

18.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Melody Joy McMunn (b. 1990) is an abstract painter based in Lexington, Kentucky USA. A self-taught painter, using oil and mixed media, her work is highly instinctual & emotional—exploring themes of hope, relationships, and wonder. 

Recognizable by her expressive brush strokes, serene color palette, and exploration of form. Melody’s canvases invite viewers to immerse themselves in a world of sentimental introspection.

Melody’s paintings are inspired visually by her travels, reflective light, and the natural landscape surrounding her home in Kentucky. She is heavily influenced by sensory experiences like music or walking the streets of a favorite city. Her emotional reaction to these visual and sensory experiences guide her and provide her with mental images she works to transfer to the canvas.

Each painting is a dialogue—between artist and canvas, viewer and imagination—with the goal of evoking comforting memories for the viewer that will take them to a place safe to explore complex thoughts & feelings.

Artist: Chelsea Fly
Subject: Landscapes & Seascapes
Suite: Canopy
Main Color: Black & White
Orientation: Vertical
Presentation Style: Framed Paper
Materials: Vertical Grain White Oak, Textured Fine Art Paper, Polar White Mat

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS:

37.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.5"D | $1,549

44.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.5"D | $1,849

55.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.5"D | $2,599

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Having grown up in the rural south, Chelsea Fly uses art used to examine the connection to place. The southern landscape serves as reflection and study. Her paintings are inspired by a lifetime spent gazing at the passing skies through the pines, hiding under the heavy oaks, and observing how their weathered gestures translate into moods. 

Chelsea draws from an experimental background, often using unconventional methods and mediums. 

The artist lives in Memphis, TN with her husband, Stephen, and two rescue dogs, Charlie and Buddy. 

Artist: Brooke Noel Morgan
Subject: Abstract
Suite: Liminal Space
Main Color: Neutral
Orientation: Double: Vertical & Horizontal
Presentation Style: Canvas Floater Framed
Materials: Varies based on frame finish: 
     American Maple, Raw Canvas  
     Vertical Grain White Oak Floater, Raw Canvas

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS BY FRAME FINISH:

Rustic Walnut
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

White Maple
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $999
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,099

White Oak
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

Black Maple
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $999
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,099

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Brooke Noel Morgan is an artist and interior consultant based in Nashville, TN. 

She once believed that artists were the bravest souls on earth—until she realized she was one. Now, she’s not so sure that belief holds true, but she knows this: being an artist is the bravest thing she’s ever done. Because for her, being an artist means living from the soul.

Her creative journey has taken many forms—beginning with teaching, then moving into photography, interior curation, poetry, painting, and sculpture. Over time, she’s come to see that nothing in her life is untouched by the creative force that moves within her. She’s discovering that simply living—being fully present and alive—is the most creative act of all.

Each of these art forms is a part of a greater whole, one living, breathing organism that is her. And when she says "her," she means "we"—because she sees herself as just one drop in the vast sea of humanity.

She is here to love, to heal, to create, and to connect deeply with Mother Earth.

Artist: Brooke Noel Morgan
Subject: Abstract
Suite: Liminal Space
Main Color: Neutral
Orientation: Double: Vertical & Horizontal
Presentation Style: Canvas Floater Framed
Materials: Varies based on frame finish: 
     American Maple, Raw Canvas  
     Vertical Grain White Oak Floater, Raw Canvas

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS BY FRAME FINISH:

Rustic Walnut
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

White Maple
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $999
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,099

White Oak
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $749
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $949
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,199

Black Maple
24.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $699
30.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $849
36.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $999
40.0"W x 60.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,099

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Brooke Noel Morgan is an artist and interior consultant based in Nashville, TN. 

She once believed that artists were the bravest souls on earth—until she realized she was one. Now, she’s not so sure that belief holds true, but she knows this: being an artist is the bravest thing she’s ever done. Because for her, being an artist means living from the soul.

Her creative journey has taken many forms—beginning with teaching, then moving into photography, interior curation, poetry, painting, and sculpture. Over time, she’s come to see that nothing in her life is untouched by the creative force that moves within her. She’s discovering that simply living—being fully present and alive—is the most creative act of all.

Each of these art forms is a part of a greater whole, one living, breathing organism that is her. And when she says "her," she means "we"—because she sees herself as just one drop in the vast sea of humanity.

She is here to love, to heal, to create, and to connect deeply with Mother Earth.

Artist: Paul Meyer
Subject: Abstract
Suite: Burro Marron
Main Color: Neutral
Orientation: Square
Presentation Style: Framed Wood Panel
Materials: Vertical Grain White Oaks Floater, Maple Panel

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS:

18.0"W x 18.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,149

24.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,349

32.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,799

40.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $2,199

48.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $2,699

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Paul Meyer (b. 1974, Houston, Texas) is a painter and sculptor. 

The son of a homebuilder, Meyer grew up around construction and early on developed a fascination and respect for its materials, inputs and outcomes. Finding inherent beauty in the rawness of the everyday components, Meyer launched his studio practice with unique incorporations of cement, mortar, wood, and other mixed-media yet uncommon in fine art paintings. 

His process involves intentional physicality as well as dependency on the chemical activity of the inanimate materials at his disposal: in the studio, paintings are taking form all around him, with canvases spread out to receive drippage or catch spills from other works in progress; layers of medium form, and he wets them only to shave them down again, creating topographies and material stories on the canvas. He ultimately dictates the final foregrounded composition, focusing on subjects or environments that reflect humility toward the beautifully stark landscapes of the natural world, deference to the hardworking nature of the human experience, and other abstractions or figures in characteristically textured presentations. His work is recognized in not only its subjects, but also its identifiable ethereality, at once familiar and distant, hopeful yet forlorn. 

Paul’s studio is located in Austin, Texas. His art works have been exhibited across the United States and Europe, and are installed in public sites, commercial spaces, and private collections alike, including large- and small-scale custom commissions. His art has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, ELLE Decor, Southern Living, and more.

24x24 

40x24

Artist: Aileen Fitzgerald
Subject: Landscapes & Seascapes
Suite: Breakthrough
Main Color: Mixed
Orientation: Horizontal
Presentation Style: Canvas Floater Framed
Materials: Vertical Grain White Oak Floater, Raw Canvas

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS:

24.0"W x 15.0"H x 2.0"D | $599

32.0"W x 20.0"H x 2.0"D | $749

40.0"W x 25.0"H x 2.0"D | $899

48.0"W x 30.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,049

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Aileen Fitzgerald seeks to uncover landscapes with a paintbrush while exploring the depths of the human condition. She believes the energy and connection within the natural world have much to teach us—about ourselves and about one another.

Her creative process begins with fluid, layered washes of paint, where touch plays a central role. Through sweeping arcs of watered-down pigment or soft blends made with a towel, a landscape slowly and organically emerges on the canvas.

In the second phase of her process, Aileen begins the act of uncovering. It’s as if the scene already exists within the canvas, and her task is to reveal it—drawing it gently out of the haze. She uses a dry brush technique to highlight select moments, bringing them into sharper focus.

These moments often evoke memories, relationships, or landscapes that feel like home. Aileen’s intent is to reveal what has always been there—waiting to be seen, felt, touched, and loved.

Artist: Multi-Artist; See below
Subject: Abstract
Suite: Olive
Main Color: Mixed
Orientation: Vertical
Presentation Style: Canvas Floater Framed
Materials: Rustic Walnut, Vertical Grain White Oak Floater, American Maple

Overall Dimensions: 108.0"W x 72.0"H x 2.0"D  

This piece is made to order in Austin, Texas. Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

How to Care for your Natural Walnut:
Solid, natural walnut is a durable material that showcases varied veneer patterns, finishes and details. Natural knotting and graining — both cathedral and straight — can differ across pieces, creating a flow between light and dark. These unique characteristics contribute to each piece’s individual nature, and these variations are to be expected.

• Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth.
• Dust regularly with a soft, damp cloth, followed by a dry one.
• Use coasters, trivets and placemats for protection against hot or wet items.
• Avoid direct contact between sharp objects and the surface to prevent scratching.
• Always lift and carry, do not drag when moving.
• Avoid using abrasive or ammonia-based cleaners, furniture polish, bleach, chemical solvents and strong detergents.

ARTIST INFORMATION:

Artist: Four Hands Art Studio

Shape a space that inspires you with Four Hands Art Studio originals. From paintings and photography to modern mixed media, all pieces are designed by and exclusive to Four Hands for a collected and curated look. Printed, assembled and framed in-house by our expert makers and artisans, these are timeless, elevated works that bring warmth to spaces of all sizes.

Artist: Lauren Fuhr

Lauren is a designer and artist based in Denver, Colorado. She’s passionate about creating beauty through art and design, and finds joy in making everyday life more meaningful and inspiring. Her work includes paintings, home décor, and apparel that reflect an artful, purposeful lifestyle.

Much of Lauren’s inspiration comes from nature and her time spent in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains during college. She sees art everywhere—in big windows filled with natural light, in thoughtfully designed interiors, in landscapes and sunrises, and in quiet, meaningful moments like laughs shared on the kitchen floor. Her aesthetic is grounded in simplicity, warmth, and natural beauty, often featuring neutral tones and organic textures.

Lauren lives and works creatively each day alongside her husband, AJ—also known as her Chief Painting Namer—and their golden mix studio dog, Wilson.

Artist: Roseanne Kenny

Roseanne Kenny was born in New Zealand, studied art and design there, and has been bouncing between New Zealand and Spain over the last 10 years. During this time she has been raising her two sons and developing her style in digital art. Originally a graphic designer, she has blended her digital design skills with her love of fine art (printmaking, painting, and illustration), creating a perfect marriage of her two passions. Roseanne is drawn to geometric and abstract forms, lines, and patterns, playing with bold shapes and minimal colors.

Roseanne Kenny’s art reflects a deep connection to her heritage and experiences by drawing inspiration from traditional Maori art and textile designs. These elements lend cultural richness to her pieces that merge historical influence with modern aesthetics.

Many of her pieces utilize a monochromatic or two-color palette for added clarity and focus. Her minimalistic landscapes offer a balance in structure that works by combining her love of painting with her skills in digital techniques. This balance of structure and creativity gives Roseanne Kenny’s art a striking yet serene quality, making it both contemporary and timeless. Each piece showcases her ability to layer simplicity with complexity, creating visuals that feel both intimate and universal.

Artist: Jess Engle

Jess Engle (b. 1983, York, PA) is a contemplative abstract painter based in Austin, Texas. Her work is a living exploration of the essence of peace as a unifying force within all things.

She spent her formative years living in Pakistan, Germany, Ethiopia, Cyprus, Malawi, South Africa, and Togo. Each place has left an imprint on her spirit and informs her aesthetic sensibility.

Jess works with the guiding principle that true peace can only be found through realizing the harmony of opposing forces. This is a way of moving through art and life that is informed by her lifelong study of wisdom traditions combined with her daily practice of Sōtō Zen.

There is a direct meeting of light and dark, subtle and overt, raw and refined, solidity and weightlessness, the eternal and present moment that gives each piece a life force of its own.

The most important element in Jess Engle’s work is time. Her works are created in layers of building up and breaking down over seasons of months and sometimes years. 

Jess experiences creation as a process of becoming. A passage through space and time. A way of living between worlds. A way of moving in concert with life. A way of bridging different views and perspectives. And a way of fostering peace in times of polarity.

Artist: Amada Ane

Amada Ané Bennett is a multidisciplinary artist, photographer, and creative entrepreneur whose work is deeply rooted in her Latina heritage. Born and raised on California’s Central Coast, her artistry reflects a rich cultural background, blending tradition with modern storytelling across visual art, design, and photography.

With a foundation in music, she studied at Allan Hancock College and later pursued music and psychology at Estrella Mountain College in Arizona. Her passion for the arts has shaped a dynamic, multifaceted career.

As the founder of Casita Amada, a carefully curated vintage store and creative studio, Amada brings her love of history, craftsmanship, and heritage into every detail. Her ability to seamlessly merge past and present has made her a respected name in her fields, sought after for her unique perspective and ability to tell stories through texture, color, and light.

Whether behind the lens, creating abstract paintings, curating one-of-a-kind collections, or transforming spaces, Amada continues to make a lasting impact in the worlds of art, design, and visual culture.

She currently resides in Austin, Texas, with her husband and their pup Viva. Together, they are active in the animal rescue community, fostering and advocating for homeless animals across Texas.

36"H x 36"W x 1"D

• Brown
• Hand Painted Canvas
• Frame Finish: Antiqued Metallic - Silver
• Frame Material: Polystyrene

36 x 24

40 x 30

36 x 24

24 x 24

34.0” W X 1.38” D X 26.0” H

The Reverie framed painting captures the essence of a hazy, moody landscape. Crafted with acrylic on canvas, its soft blurs and deep, shadowy tones recall a vintage heritage, inviting contemplation. This painting bridges time, evoking an eternal elegance where sophistication meets the ethereal.

• Acrylic paint on canvas gives depth & texture
• Solid wood frame
• Hanging hardware included

Artist: Paul Meyer
Subject: Animal
Suite: Burro 
Main Color: Neutral
Orientation: Square
Presentation Style: Wood Artbox
Materials: American Maple

This piece can be special ordered in multiple sizes (see list below).  It is made to order in Austin, Texas.  Lead time is approximately 4-5 weeks.

SIZE OPTIONS:

18.0"W x 18.0"H x 2.0"D | $899

24.0"W x 24.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,299

32.0"W x 32.0"H x 2.0"D | $1,749

40.0"W x 40.0"H x 2.0"D | $2,299

48.0"W x 48.0"H x 2.0"D | $2,999

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Paul Meyer (b. 1974, Houston, Texas) is a painter and sculptor. 

The son of a homebuilder, Meyer grew up around construction and early on developed a fascination and respect for its materials, inputs and outcomes. Finding inherent beauty in the rawness of the everyday components, Meyer launched his studio practice with unique incorporations of cement, mortar, wood, and other mixed-media yet uncommon in fine art paintings. 

His process involves intentional physicality as well as dependency on the chemical activity of the inanimate materials at his disposal: in the studio, paintings are taking form all around him, with canvases spread out to receive drippage or catch spills from other works in progress; layers of medium form, and he wets them only to shave them down again, creating topographies and material stories on the canvas. He ultimately dictates the final foregrounded composition, focusing on subjects or environments that reflect humility toward the beautifully stark landscapes of the natural world, deference to the hardworking nature of the human experience, and other abstractions or figures in characteristically textured presentations. His work is recognized in not only its subjects, but also its identifiable ethereality, at once familiar and distant, hopeful yet forlorn. 

Paul’s studio is located in Austin, Texas. His art works have been exhibited across the United States and Europe, and are installed in public sites, commercial spaces, and private collections alike, including large- and small-scale custom commissions. His art has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, ELLE Decor, Southern Living, and more.

“Más Amor” captures the spirit of street art photographed in Mexicali, Mexico, translating to “More Love.” Printed on premium photo paper and framed in white-washed American maple, this piece blends cultural expression with minimalist presentation. Each artwork is handmade in Austin, Texas, bringing authenticity and craftsmanship to your walls.

Features:

• Artwork: Street art photograph from Mexicali, Mexico
  
• Frame: White-washed American maple
  

Overall Dimensions: 40.00"w x 30.00"h

Material: American Maple, Acrylic Glazing

Finish: White Washed 2.5 Maple, Clear Acrylic Glazing