Color Palette for Snowy cabin winter scene called Mountain Memories featuring art by Lisa Blount Photography

Mountain Memories | Color Palette with Art

Color Palette of Rustic Mountain Memories

Mountain Memories art piece captures the magic of a cozy log cabin nestled in the mountains, all covered in a beautiful blanket of snow. It brings alive the memories of a ski vacation, a mountain getaway, or the promise of a future excursion. Preserved in time through photography and immortalized on canvas, this piece serves as a beautiful reminder of the tranquility and beauty found in nature.

What is a Color Palette

First things first …. What exactly is a color palette?  

A color palette is a curated collection of colors that work together harmoniously, often used to create a specific mood, style, or visual effect in design and decor. In the context of art and home decor, color palettes are essential for establishing a cohesive look that enhances the overall ambiance of a space. They help guide design choices, ensuring that every element—from wall art to furnishings—works seamlessly together.

One of the main purposes of a color palette is to create unity and balance in a room, making the space feel well-thought-out and inviting. Color palettes also evoke emotions; for instance, cool blues and greens can create a calming atmosphere, while warm oranges and reds evoke energy and warmth. Additionally, using a color palette helps streamline the decorating process by serving as a visual guide, making it easier to select complementary pieces, like art and accessories, that match and enhance the chosen theme. My mood boards, for example, are centered around art pieces, showcasing how colors from the art can be reflected throughout a space to create a unified and stylish look.

So simply put …. It helps you keep everything kinda matchy-matchy, blending and pleasing to the eye.

Now … onto the FUN STUFF!   

 

Art and Color Palettes


The color palette used in this piece perfectly captures the essence of a winter wonderland. With shades of white, brown, and gray, it evokes feelings of calm, coziness, and simplicity.

cabin in the woods during a snow storm with tall pine trees around it


White is the dominant color in this palette, representing the pristine snow that covers the landscape. This color brings a sense of peace and purity, adding to the overall calm and tranquil mood of the piece. It also signifies the quiet and stillness that comes with the winter season.

Brown is a warm and comforting color, often associated with stability and simplicity. In this piece, it represents the cozy log cabin, a place of refuge and comfort amidst the harshness of winter. It also adds a touch of warmth to the color palette, making it inviting and comforting.

Gray is the final color in this palette, adding depth and dimension to the composition. It symbolizes the cold and harshness of the winter season, as well as the starkness of the mountain landscape. However, it also adds an element of beauty and mystery to the piece, evoking feelings of awe and wonder.

Color palette for Mountain Memories fine art by Lisa Blount Photography

Together, these colors create a sense of serenity and nostalgia. They bring to mind memories of snowy vacations or cozy days spent in a mountain cabin, enjoying the beauty of nature. They also encourage us to slow down, relax, and appreciate the simplicity and tranquility of the winter season.

 

 

cabin in the woods during a snow storm with tall pine trees around it

The cool white brings in calm, simplicity, and order to the chaos of winter.   The color palette calls you to relax with a cup of tea around a warm fire and just enjoy the season as it features warming tones of browns and grays.

Color palette for Mountain Memories fine art by Lisa Blount Photography

Hex numbers (from left to right):
#3c1f1b,  #585856,  #7f7d7e,  #706353,  #b16436,  #d7dae1 

 

Featuring Art: Mountain Memories

In terms of home or office decor, this piece is versatile and can be incorporated into various styles. It can add a touch of rustic charm to a traditional or farmhouse-style room or bring a sense of coziness and calmness to a modern space. Its muted and neutral color palette also makes it easy to pair with different accent colors and textures.

Snowy Cabin fine art hanging in bedroom that is dark gray

Mountain Memories is a stunning and timeless piece of art. The color palette used in this piece perfectly captures the essence of a winter wonderland, evoking feelings of tranquility, nostalgia, and awe. Its beauty and depth make it a perfect addition to any home or office decor, serving as a reminder of the beauty and simplicity found in nature. 

As you reflect on the calming color palette found in Mountain Memories, consider how these hues can inspire and elevate your surroundings. Bring the tranquility of mountain landscapes into your home or office with decor and accents that echo the natural beauty captured in this art.

Incorporate shades of soft blues, misty grays, and earthy greens to evoke the serene ambiance of mountain vistas. Add touches of warm neutrals and textured elements to create depth and balance, reminiscent of rugged terrain and lush forests.

Enhance your space with artwork that reflects the timeless allure of nature, from framed prints to canvas wraps showcasing the majesty of mountain peaks and the quiet serenity of alpine meadows.

Complement your decor with cozy throws, plush pillows, and rustic accents that invite you to relax and unwind in the embrace of mountain memories.

Whether you're seeking to infuse your home with a sense of tranquility or to evoke the spirit of adventure, let the color palette of Mountain Memories be your guide to creating a space that reflects your love for the great outdoors.

Art that sparks a memory, causes you to pause, reflect and remember - while adding beauty.   
Does this piece spark a memory for you?  This color palette and piece of fine art may be just what you need to upgrade your decor!  

 

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Meet the Artist: Lisa Blount

Where memories, moments, and meaning come together through the art of photography.

Lisa Blount Experience Photographer and Fine Art

Hi, I’m Lisa—photographer, storyteller, wife, mother, experience-chaser, cat-herder and lover of all things nature and travel.
I don’t just take pictures. I create visual experiences that spark connection, bring joy, and turn a house into a home.

For me, art has never just been about capturing something pretty—it’s about capturing something personal. The way the light hits a quiet mountainside, the colors swirling through lichen on a rock, the stillness of a place that made you feel something you can’t quite explain. That’s what draws me in.

Since ART is a true reflection of what the artist sees, feels, and interprets - it is therefore a reflection of ones self .... thru their ART.

 

A Little Backstory

Born in California, raised in Arkansas, I’ve lived within seven miles of my grandparents’ 1936 homestead since I was ten. As an only child of

Lisa Blount artist/owner of Lisa Blount Photography - Fine Art wall decor for home or office space.

an only child, I spent a lot of time creating—scrapbooking, designing, collecting memories, and turning them into keepsakes. That early creative spark still fuels me today.

My love of photography started young (I was the kid with disposable cameras on every trip), but it really took off about 14 years ago before a family vacation to Yellowstone. I bought my first “real” camera for that trip—and that’s when everything changed. I began seeing the world differently—through textures, light, movement, and mood—and I haven’t stopped since.

Why I Create

My art is personal, and always rooted in experience. When my boys were young, I photographed our adventures so they could relive the memories in scrapbooks. As my parents aged—especially my dad, who battled vascular dementia—I began using photography as a way to preserve his memories, too. Watching him reconnect with faces and places through photos reminded me that art is about more than beauty—it’s about meaning, memory, and the moments that matter most.

 
Pictures keep you from forgetting - family picture at Christmas 2013


That’s when Lisa Blount Photography took on a deeper purpose.


What Makes My Art Different

Lisa Blount, Photographer, action shot in Yosemite National Park
 

It’s not just a photo. It’s a feeling.

I call myself an Experience Photographer because my work goes beyond the lens. Each piece is meant to evoke emotion, spark reflection, and create a connection—whether it’s to a place you’ve been, a dream you hold, or a memory you never want to forget.



Scale matters.

Most of my art is created large—like, several-feet-wide large—because seeing it on your wall is a completely different experience than seeing it on a screen. It’s bold. It’s immersive. It’s meant to stop you in your tracks.

 

Museum-quality materials only.

I print exclusively on premium materials like TruLife Acrylic, ChromaLuxe High Gloss Metal, and Dibond Brushed Metal—each chosen for their ability to bring out color, depth, and detail in a way that feels alive. Everything is custom-crafted and digitally signed for authenticity.

Blount gallery wall featuring best selling fine art photography wall decor by Lisa Blount


 

The Personal Side

 

Family First. Always.

I’ve been married to my husband Jim for over 30 years, and together we’ve raised two incredible sons who (in my completely unbiased opinion) hang the moon. They’ve been a part of this journey every step of the way—as travel companions, equipment carriers, art installers, and my biggest supporters.

They’re also my why. They inspire me to keep creating, keep growing, and keep telling stories through art.

We love to… Travel, Laugh, do Escape Rooms and Call the Hogs!

Giessbach falls in Interlaken Switzerland - beautiful place to visit!Lake Louise in Banff Canada - one of my bucket list places and it did not disappoint!We love to do escape rooms all across the world.Blount family cheering for the Arkansas Razorbacks!  GO HOGS!Top of the Rotunda in the US Capitol Building in Washington DCSchilthorn, Interlaken, Switzerland - cold summer day!


 

What do I love to photograph?

Honestly? Whatever catches my eye. I never force a shot—I wait for the moment to unfold. I’m especially drawn to nature, abstract patterns, textures, and color. And lichen—yes, lichen! It’s like nature’s tiny abstract painting, and I’m obsessed.

Abstract metal wall art depicting vibrant green lichen and moss patterns on tree bark, titled 'Tree Lichen.'

 

Art + Design = The Perfect Pairing

Art isn’t just for walls—it’s part of how a space feels. That’s why I’ve created mood boards that pair my artwork with color palettes, furnishings, and interior design styles. They live on my blog and are a great way to imagine how a piece might look in your space.

I also host exclusive Art, Wine & Design events in partnership with local designers. These invite-only evenings are filled with good conversation, beautiful spaces, and of course, lots of art. If you're an interior designer or art lover, let’s connect!


Behind the Scenes

 

Where can you find my art?

  • Online at lisablountphotography.com

  • At a local office/gallery space in Springdale, Arkansas (showings by appointment)

  • Across the country in homes and offices

  • In the U.S. Capitol (two pieces currently hang in a Congressman’s office!)

All pieces are proudly made in the USA and available exclusively through my website or by contacting me directly.


Let’s Make Art Personal

Whether you're searching for a statement piece that sparks conversation, a memory-filled photo that brings you peace, or simply something beautiful to complete a room—I’m here to help you find something truly special.

Let’s create something meaningful together.


Thanks for stopping by, and welcome to my world!

Lisa Blount at Peyto Lake Banff Canada

Lisa

 


Q&A:

The Art Buying Experience

Everything you need to know before bringing a piece home.

Q: Isn’t it just a photo?
A: It starts as a photograph—but it becomes fine art. Every piece is carefully edited, professionally printed, and crafted with premium materials that bring out color, light, texture, and depth. My art is large, bold, and designed to be a focal point in your space.

Q: What makes your work different from mass-produced prints?
A: Unlike mass-produced art, my pieces are custom-created and printed on museum-quality materials like TruLife Acrylic, ChromaLuxe Metal, and Dibond Brushed Metal. Every piece is digitally signed and made to order—bringing you a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

Q: Do you offer limited editions?
A: Yes! I offer several limited edition pieces that are signed, numbered, and exclusive—making them collectible works of art for your space.

Q: Is your art made in the USA?
A: Absolutely. Every piece is printed and assembled right here in the U.S., supporting multiple small businesses along the way.


Customization & Sizing

Because art should fit your space—and your story.

Q: I don’t see the size I need—can you help?
A: Definitely! Most pieces can be custom-sized to fit your wall perfectly. Just reach out with your dimensions and I’ll be happy to provide a quote.

Q: How do I choose the right size for my space?
A: A good rule of thumb: art should cover about ⅔ to ¾ of your wall space, or 60–75% of the furniture width it hangs above. You can also tape out sizes on your wall—or contact me for help. I even have a blog post all about it!

Q: Do you offer framing?
A: Most of my art is designed to be displayed frameless with a museum-style float mount. But if you’d prefer a frame, I can custom quote one for you!   


Caring for Your Art

Beautiful and built to last—with just a little TLC.

Q: How do I clean and care for my art?
A: It depends on the material:
TruLife Acrylic: Use a microfiber cloth and acrylic-safe cleaner (no ammonia).
High Gloss Metal: A damp microfiber cloth or water/alcohol mix works great.
Dibond Brushed Metal: A dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth does the trick.
Canvas: Dust gently; avoid moisture.

Need detailed tips? Visit my Cleaning + Care page.

Q: How is the artwork installed?
A: All of my large artwork comes ready-to-hang with a museum float mount. No frame needed. Just use a sturdy wall cleat system (instructions included). And I’m always happy to help if you have questions!

 


Shipping, Returns & Gifting

Q: How long does shipping take?
A: Since each piece is custom made just for you, production takes about 14 business days, with shipping around 5–7 days depending on your location. You’ll get tracking info as soon as it ships!

Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: At the moment, I only ship within the U.S., but if you're international, reach out—I’m happy to check options and get you a quote.

Q: What if my art arrives damaged?
A: If your piece is damaged during shipping, please contact me immediately with photos of the box and artwork. I’ll make it right and replace your piece at no cost to you.

Q: Do you offer gift certificates?
A: Yes! Gift certificates are a great way to give the gift of art—especially when you're short on time or want your recipient to choose the piece that speaks to them most.

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