What types of art products does Tree De La Vie sell?

We offer original artworks, limited-edition prints, and open art prints across multiple art styles—such as Impressionism, Geometric, Cubism, Realism, Abstract, and Art Deco.

How much does art cost at Tree De La Vie?

Our open art prints typically range between $25 and $99, while limited-edition prints and original pieces may range from $60 to $120 or more, depending on size and artist.

Which art styles or subjects can I find in the gallery?

Explore subjects like floral, animals, culture, urban, coastal, spiritual, and nature, and styles like Impressionism, Cubism, Metallic, Minimalism, Realism, and more.

Who are the featured artists behind Tree De La Vie?

Our collection includes works by Louchia, Amit Abha, Bronislava Dotty, and Kendrick Flow, each bringing unique storytelling through color, texture, and mood.

Do purchases plant a tree or support sustainability?

Yes — for certain products, every purchase results in a tree being planted as part of our eco-conscious initiative to help the planet with each artwork sale.

Can I customize a piece or commission original work from the artists?

Absolutely! We welcome personalized requests for custom or commissioned artworks — simply contact us directly to discuss your vision and requirements via the Contact Us page.

How do I complete a purchase and what payment methods are accepted?

You can add items to your cart and checkout using the secure online checkout process. We accept major credit cards and digital payment methods — details are provided on the checkout page under shop policies.

What is your shipping and returns policy?

We ship worldwide (including Etsy integration). Please refer to our shop policies for shipping costs, estimated delivery times, and return/exchange conditions specific to each item or location.

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