Wall Art by Room

Gustav Klimt's Lakeside Village as a long oak-framed canvas print above a green sofa

Find wall art by room to fit your furniture, wall dimensions, and daily routines. This page groups our giclée prints by space so you can choose the right size and format quickly. Discover calm panoramic prints for bedroom wall art, sized to balance queen or king headboards. For living room wall art, browse wider prints with bolder color to hang above a couch or over a fireplace mantel.

Select still life scenes and fruit studies for dining room wall art, or hang vintage pomological watercolors as kitchen wall art. For narrow spaces, our hallway collections include vertical portraits and long panoramic formats. We also offer botanical plates and water scenes suited for bathroom wall art.

Every work comes as gallery-wrapped canvas, framed canvas, or unframed cotton paper. We print each piece with archival giclée inks rated for 100 or more years of fade resistance. Framed pieces come in a wood floating frame. Shipping is free within the United States.

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For sizes and hanging heights, see the Wall Art Size Guide and How High to Hang Art.

Above Bed Wall Art

This wall art for above bed comes in a long 3:1 shape that follows the line of a headboard. These panoramic prints show calm subjects: quiet landscapes, still water, soft florals and pale skies. Find your size in the bed chart further down this page.…

Wall Art Above Couch

This above couch wall art comes in a long panoramic shape that follows the line of the sofa. This set leans toward the living room: stronger color, sea views, abstracts by Kandinsky and Klee, and warm landscapes. Every print comes in four sizes up to…

Art Above Fireplace

Art above fireplace walls needs a shape that follows the long line of the mantel. These panoramic prints are three times as wide as they are tall. The set leans classic: 19th-century landscapes, mountain views and seascapes by painters such as Alfred Thompson Bricher and…

Dining Room Wall Art

This dining room wall art centers on the table. The collection gathers classic still life paintings of fruit, bread, and wine, along with floral arrangements and panoramic landscapes for the wall above a sideboard. Each work is available as a gallery-wrapped canvas, a framed canvas,…

Hallway & Entryway Wall Art

Choosing hallway wall art means finding prints that suit narrow passages and long walls. People view hallway art from close up while walking. Clear shapes and bold compositions read best in these spaces. This collection features panoramic prints for long corridors and tall portrait prints…

Vintage Fruit Prints

This vintage kitchen art comes from the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, painted to record fruit and nut varieties for American growers. Each print shows one variety of apple, pear, peach, citrus, berry or mango, often with its botanical name. Choose fine art paper, gallery-wrapped canvas…

Vintage Bathroom Art

Find vintage bathroom art featuring nineteenth-century botanical plates, delicate wildflowers, and quiet water scenes. These giclée prints bring natural color and quiet detail to washrooms, powder rooms, and master baths. Choose gallery-wrapped canvas, framed canvas, or unframed cotton rag paper to fit your space. Every…

Questions and answers

What size art should I hang above a sofa or bed?

As a guideline, choose art that spans about two thirds the width of the furniture below it. For a standard sofa, queen bed, or king bed, a 16x48 or 20x60 panoramic print balances the space well.

How high should I hang wall art?

On an open wall, place the center of the print about 57 inches from the floor. When hanging art above furniture, leave 6 to 10 inches of space between the furniture top and the bottom edge.

Can I hang canvas prints in a bathroom?

Yes, you can hang canvas prints in bathrooms with a ventilation fan or window. Place the canvas away from direct water spray. Unframed fine art paper requires a frame behind glass to protect it from moisture.

What type of art works best in a dining room?

Dining rooms pair well with still life paintings, fruit studies, and calm landscape prints. These subjects suit a room built around a table.

What print formats fit narrow hallways and entryways?

Long horizontal panoramic prints work well along hallway walls. Tall vertical portrait prints suit narrow entry spaces and spots between doorways.