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Framed Wall Art
Framed Wall Art at Adore the Decor
Framed wall art arrives ready to hang, so the frame does half the styling work for you. This collection spans soft abstracts, birds, butterflies and insects, playful dogs and seasonal pumpkin prints, finished in black, gold, silver, brown or distressed white frames. Many pieces come as sets of two, three or four, which makes a balanced arrangement easy.
Use them in the living room, along a hallway or above a kitchen bench. Tip: repeat one frame finish across a wall for a calm look. For more options, browse canvas wall art, abstract wall art or shadowbox wall art.
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How to choose and hang framed wall art
Start with the wall, not the print. Measure the open space and aim for art that fills about two thirds of the width of the furniture beneath it. Over a sofa or console, that usually means one large piece or a matched pair.
- Height: hang so the center of the art sits roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, the average eye level.
- Spacing: leave 8 to 10 inches between the top of a sofa and the bottom of the frame.
- Sets: keep 2 to 3 inches between frames in a set of two, three or four so they read as one unit.
- Frame finish: black frames sharpen a modern room, gold and silver add warmth or polish, and distressed finishes suit farmhouse and coastal spaces.
For a mix of sizes, lay the frames out on the floor first, or trace them on paper and tape the templates to the wall before you drill. Our gallery wall layouts article shows several grid and salon arrangements. If you want a lighter, frameless look in the same room, pair a framed set with unframed wall art or a piece from botanical wall art.
Keep framed art out of direct sun to protect the print, and dust frames and glass with a soft dry cloth.
Framed wall art arrives ready to hang, so the frame does half the styling work for you. This collection spans soft abstracts, birds, butterflies and insects, playful dogs and seasonal pumpkin prints, finished in black, gold, silver, brown or distressed white frames. Many pieces come as sets of two, three or four, which makes a balanced arrangement easy.
Use them in the living room, along a hallway or above a kitchen bench. Tip: repeat one frame finish across a wall for a calm look. For more options, browse canvas wall art, abstract wall art or shadowbox wall art.
