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Finish your walls with art that feels personal: framed prints, canvases and abstract pieces that bring color and character to any room.

Wall Art

Our wall art spans framed prints, unframed canvas, floater-frame pieces and hand painted art on wood. Frames come in black, white, silver, gold and wood tones, and many designs are sold as matched sets of two. Subjects range from coastal shorelines and herons to landscapes, botanicals and abstracts.

Shopping by subject? Browse landscape wall art, botanical wall art or canvas wall art. Tip: choose the frame finish to echo a metal already in the room, such as a lamp base or cabinet pull.

Wall Art at Adore the Decor

Our wall art spans framed prints, unframed canvas, floater-frame pieces and hand painted art on wood. Frames come in black, white, silver, gold and wood tones, and many designs are sold as matched sets of two. Subjects range from coastal shorelines and herons to landscapes, botanicals and abstracts.

Shopping by subject? Browse landscape wall art, botanical wall art or canvas wall art. Tip: choose the frame finish to echo a metal already in the room, such as a lamp base or cabinet pull.

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How to size and hang wall art

Scale matters more than subject. A piece that is too small makes a wall feel emptier than leaving it bare.

  • Over a sofa, bed or console, aim for art that spans about two-thirds of the furniture's width.
  • Hang the center of the piece roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, the average eye level.
  • Leave 6 to 10 inches between the bottom of the frame and the top of a sofa back or headboard.
  • Sets of two or three should sit 2 to 3 inches apart so they read as one unit.

For a grid or salon arrangement, lay the frames out on the floor first, then trace each one onto paper and tape the templates to the wall before you drill. Our guide to gallery wall layouts walks through several proven arrangements.

Framed prints behind glass read more formal and suit dining rooms and offices. Unframed canvas is lighter and works well in modern rooms and stairwells. If you want a tighter edit, start with framed wall art and pull one accent color from your rug or pillows.