Where to Hang Art in Every Room
Where you place your art is just as important as the piece itself. This guide breaks down the best spots to hang art in every room, helping you create a perfectly balanced and stylish home.
Art in the Living Room
Choose a large artwork or a set of prints that spans about two-thirds the width of your sofa. Hang it 6-8 inches above the backrest.
Hang artwork centered above the mantel and slightly narrower than it to create balance and alignment with the fireplace below.
Use a large-scale piece or a gallery wall to bring personality and visual interest to a blank wall without overwhelming the space.
Art in the Bedroom
Center a large piece or a set of 2–3 prints above the headboard to create a focal point and bring balance to your bedroom wall.
Hang vertical artwork beside each nightstand to frame the bed, create symmetry, and add a stylish finishing touch to your room.
Add art directly opposite your bed for a striking focal point you’ll see every morning—perfect for setting the tone each day.
Art in the Bathroom
Add a small framed print or canvas to bring personality, color, and style to an often-overlooked but highly visible bathroom space.
Hang a calming piece above the tub to enhance spa vibes and create a serene focal point perfect for relaxing, soak-worthy moments.
Style a pair of prints or one vertical piece near your vanity to complement mirrors, lighting, and your daily self-care routine.
Art in the Kitchen
Hang a thoughtfully chosen piece above your nook to define the dining area, add warmth, and set a cozy, inviting tone for meals.
Use a colorful or food-themed piece to warm up an open kitchen wall and create a welcoming, lived-in feel in the heart of your home.
Lean small framed prints or mounted pieces against the backsplash to add personality and charm - no drilling or tools required.
Art in the Dining Room
Hang a bold statement piece or a horizontal triptych centered above the table to create balance and anchor the dining space.
Add a pair of prints or a gallery wall above a sideboard to bring visual interest, depth, and personality to your dining area.
Choose artwork that complements the dining vibe, like abstract or nature scenes, to spark conversation and enhance the experience.
Art in the Entryway
Hang a large framed piece or center a mirror with smaller artwork on either side to create a balanced and inviting focal point.
Decorate with a vertical piece or a stacked set of small framed prints to make the most of tight spaces without feeling cluttered.
Place a bold, oversized artwork near your entryway to create instant visual impact and set the mood the moment guests walk in.
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