About
We find interesting art and put it on walls that deserve it.
Wallflower isn't a traditional gallery. Most of what we hang we've sourced ourselves — estate sales, thrift stores, auctions, vintage shops, people selling out of a garage — and some of it comes from partner artists who list their own work with us. Either way, we place it where it will be seen.
Overlooked, not cheap
A painting sitting behind a stack of dining chairs isn't worth less than one on a white wall with a spotlight. It's just been in the wrong room. Most of what we find has no signature and no paper trail, and we say so plainly — we never invent an artist or a story.
The gallery is the neighborhood
Every partner business becomes a room in one larger, distributed collection. Work moves between them over time, so a piece that quietly hung in a brewery for a season can turn up in a café across town looking like a completely different painting.
Found art. Better walls.
Businesses get a curated wall without lifting a finger. Customers get to buy the exact painting they've been staring at all morning.