Wall art brands sell prints, canvases, posters, and framing services to people decorating homes and giving gifts. This directory includes Society6, Minted, Framebridge, Saatchi Art, Redbubble, Lovepop, Graham & Brown, and Level Frames. Some are artist marketplaces, others offer custom framing or personalized keepsakes. Studying their ads shows how to sell a visual product that is subjective, how to show art in a real room, and how to reduce the friction of upload-and-frame services.
Art to Frames is an online retailer specializing in custom and ready-made picture frames, poster frames, and framed prints sold direct-to-consumer through its e-commerce site. The brand serves both individual consumers and business customers seeking framing at scale. It advertises across Meta placements as part of its e-commerce marketing.
Framebridge is a Washington, DC-based DTC custom framing brand founded in 2014 by Susan Tynan. The brand offers museum-quality custom frames at 50–70% below traditional retail via an online upload or mail-in process, now complemented by 38+ retail locations. Raised over $82M in funding.
Graham & Brown is a British wallpaper and home decor brand selling wallpaper, paint, and wall art through its ecommerce site and retail partners. Founded in Blackburn, England, the company has a long history in wallcoverings and has expanded into broader interior design products. It sells to both UK and international home decor customers.
Keepsake is an e-commerce brand offering personalized and custom-framed prints or memorabilia products sold direct-to-consumer online. It operates in the home decor and personalized gifting category. Keepsake advertises across Meta placements as part of its online sales strategy.
Level Frames is an e-commerce brand selling picture frames and wall display solutions designed for easy, level-guaranteed hanging, marketed direct-to-consumer online. It positions itself within the home decor and custom framing category. Level Frames advertises across Meta placements to drive online sales.
Lovepop was founded in 2014 by Wombi Rose and John Wise, two naval architects who applied engineering software (SolidWorks) to design intricate 3D paper sculptures that unfold from greeting cards. After appearing on Shark Tank Season 7 and securing a deal with Robert Herjavec, the brand grew into a significant DTC and retail gifting brand.
Minted is a San Francisco-based DTC marketplace founded in 2007 that sources designs through open competitions where the community votes on winners. Products span holiday cards, wedding stationery, art prints, and home decor — all featuring independent artist designs with personalization options.
Redbubble is an online marketplace and print-on-demand platform where independent artists sell designs applied to apparel, home decor, and accessories, produced and shipped on demand. It operates a global e-commerce platform connecting artists with consumers. Redbubble advertises across Meta placements to drive traffic to its marketplace.
Saatchi Art is a Los Angeles-based online art marketplace founded in 2006, acquired by Leaf Group in 2014. The platform represents 80,000+ emerging artists globally, offering original paintings, prints, photography, and sculpture at all price points. Saatchi Art positions itself as an accessible alternative to traditional gallery gatekeeping. Also searched as Saatchi.
Simply Framed is an online custom picture framing service that lets customers order made-to-order frames for art and photos through a direct-to-consumer website, with framing produced and shipped from US facilities. It positions itself as a convenient alternative to in-store custom framing shops. Simply Framed advertises across Meta placements to drive online orders.
Society6 is a Los Angeles-based print-on-demand marketplace founded in 2009, hosting over 500,000 independent artists whose designs are printed on wall art, tapestries, furniture, bedding, and 80+ other products. Artists set their own markup and earn royalties on every sale.
The main creative tool in this category is the room. Ads show art on a wall, framed above a sofa or in a nursery, so the buyer can picture it at home. Marketplaces like Society6, Redbubble, and Saatchi Art put independent artists forward, leaning on variety and discovery. Minted draws on community-voted designs, while Framebridge focuses on the service of turning a photo or print into a finished frame. Angles include personalization, affordability, support for independent creators, and gift giving. Custom framing brands sell convenience: upload your piece, pick a style, and receive it ready to hang. Ads for cards and keepsakes, such as Lovepop, tie into occasions. Formats vary between carousels that show many designs, short videos showing the framing process, and dynamic product ads that match styles to interests. Offers often center on first-order discounts, bundles, and seasonal sales, so compare how each brand frames value without cheapening the product.
Begin with the buyer type: a renter decorating on a budget, a new homeowner, or a gift giver. The visual style, price framing, and call to action change with each. Marketplace ads often sell choice, while service brands sell ease. Study how they use proof. Customer photos of finished walls, reviews, and artist stories do a lot of work because the product is hard to judge from a screen. Look for long-running ads featuring these assets. Then examine the process explanation. Services such as custom framing need the ad to show how it works in a few seconds, so note how brands compress the steps. Check the offers that sit behind the click, including sizing guides, free shipping thresholds, and return policies. Save the room styles that appear repeatedly, as they reveal which aesthetics brands believe convert.
They show art in real rooms, highlight personalization or independent artists, and use gifting and seasonal offers. Marketplaces like Society6 and Redbubble sell variety, while Framebridge focuses on convenient custom framing. Comparing several brands side by side shows which hooks, formats, and offers they repeat.
Good ads help the buyer picture the piece at home, show scale clearly, and reduce risk with reviews and customer photos. Services should explain the process in a few seconds. Comparing several brands side by side shows which hooks, formats, and offers they repeat.
Framebridge, Simply Framed, Art To Frames, and Level Frames are in this directory. Their ads show different ways to explain upload-and-frame ordering and sell convenience. Comparing several brands side by side shows which hooks, formats, and offers they repeat. Look at how long each ad has been running, then note the hook, the offer, and the landing page, and adapt the pattern to your own product.
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