Art
Art to Live With
I believe art should be lived with—not simply displayed.
My paintings are inspired by color, place, memory, and the beauty found in everyday life. Whether expressive and colorful or quiet and graphic, each piece is created with the belief that art brings something deeply personal to the rooms we inhabit.
For me, art and interiors have always been inseparable. A painting can change the energy of a room, introduce an unexpected point of view, or become the beginning of an entire interior.
Art doesn’t need to match the room.
It needs to make you feel something.
Love Letter to La Jolla
A Celebration of Place
Love Letter to La Jolla is a deeply personal collection inspired by the place I call home.
The landscape, light, color, architecture, coastline, and unmistakable spirit of La Jolla became the starting point for a series that is less about depicting a place literally and more about capturing the feeling of being there.
Each work is my own interpretation of a place that continues to inspire me—a love letter expressed through color, form, and memory.
Art in My Home
Living With Art
My own La Jolla home is filled with my work because I believe art becomes most meaningful when it is part of everyday life.
Throughout the house, paintings aren’t treated as finishing touches. They help establish the personality of the rooms themselves.
In the primary bedroom, a series of black-and-white works creates a quieter, more graphic moment above the bed, while other pieces throughout the house introduce color, energy, and contrast.
The relationship between the art and the interiors is intentional—but never about simply matching one to the other. Each has its own voice, and together they create a more layered and personal home.
Originals & Editions
Find a Piece for Your Home
The collection includes original works as well as select limited and open editions, making it possible to bring Lori Brunner art into your home in a variety of ways.
Each piece is created to stand on its own—and to become part of the story of the room in which it lives.
Art + Interiors
The Beginning of a Room
Sometimes a room begins with a rug. Sometimes an extraordinary vintage piece.
And sometimes it begins with a painting.
I often use art as a starting point for an interior—drawing from its color, mood, scale, or energy without trying to replicate it throughout the room.
The result feels collected rather than coordinated.
The Art of Living Beautifully
I create art because I believe beauty has a place in everyday life.
You don’t need to wait for the perfect room, the perfect house, or a special occasion to live with something you love.