“I kept coming back to this one. A dachshund with pearls is ridiculous, obviously, but somehow it works with our old books and furniture. My partner said no more dog stuff. Apparently this doesn’t count lol.”
Good dogs. Happy walls.Loved by Dog Lovers.
“This is literally his face when its raining and I get the lead out. Put it above the little table. Still makes me laugh every morning.”
“Bit louder than my usual stuff tbh. Love that massive nose though.”
My second print from Bark & Frame. The first one was supposed to be a gift but I ended up keeping it for myself!
We have a dachshund, so this one felt like an obvious choice. Makes me laugh every time I see it.
Arrived yesterday and I couldn’t wait to hang it. So pleased with how it looks!
“Spent ages choosing something for this wall. Everything else felt a bit too sensible. This has just enough weird little dog energy without taking over the room. Wish I’d stopped overthinking it sooner.”
Love love love it! Already looking for a spot for another one.
“couldn’t decide where to put it! Finally settled on the reading corner.”
I wasn’t sure about ordering art online, but I’m really happy with it. Looks even better on the wall.
“The rest of the room is already quite colourful so this made sense. Very serious little poodle. Not a serious household.”
The Pearl Thief is just perfect. That little face gets me every time ❤️
Honestly obsessed. It’s a bit ridiculous and I love that about it 😂
Bought it for my boyfriend. He laughed when he opened it and immediately put it up in his office.
Meet Our Artists
Award-winning Artist
Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
Award-winning Artist
Petr Dokoupil
A quiet moment, carried forward.
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
Award-winning Artist
Maria Vakht
I love a drawing in its first moments. Before it's polished, before it's certain. That's where I find your dog.
Award-winning Artist
Maria Vakht
An early drawing,
kept open.
I love a drawing in its first moments. Before it's polished, before it's certain. That's where I find your dog.
Award-winning Artist
Adalbert Kollert
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
Award-winning Artist
Adalbert Kollert
A first line,
made to last.
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
Original art by Bark & Frame®
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