Entryway Wall Art

Transform your mudroom and home entrance with entryway wall art curated from oour interior designers. Choose from unique designs in large and small format to stylize a warm and welcoming space. Our paintings and art made for foyers, hallways, mudrooms, and entrances.

Wood Wall Art

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Bedroom

Carve out a space that's conducive to rest and relaxation with stylish beds, headboards, tables, sideboards, homeware and more for the bedroom.

Study

Whether dedicated room or zoned corner, our desks, chairs, lighting, accessories and more will help you create a stylish and comfortable space that's conducive to productivity.

Hallway

Whether grand or narrow, our consoles, rugs, lighting, artwork and more will help your hallway make a great first impression while enabling you to express your unique sense of style.

Common questions

In clean, modern rooms — an entryway, a bathroom, or over a console. The even shape feels calm and lines up neatly with square furniture and straight walls.

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Modern interior with a wooden bench and decorative black metal wall art against a textured wall.

BENCHES

Industrial Window Pane Floor Mirror.

MIRRORS

Brown textured side table with a plant next to a textured armchair in a room.

TABLES

Two-tone solid brass knobs on a concrete background in satin brass, matte black, and unlacquered brass finishes.

HARDWARE

What Size Art for an Entryway?

The size of the art for an entryway depends on the wall space. For narrow walls, choose art that is 18-24 inches wide. Larger walls can accommodate pieces that are 36 inches or more. The art should be proportional to the space without overwhelming it.

Can I Hang Art in a Hallway?

Yes, hanging art in a hallway is a great way to add personality and interest to the space. Choose smaller pieces or a series of artworks to avoid making the area feel cramped.

How High to Hang Art in an Entryway?

Hang art in an entryway so the center of the piece is at eye level, typically 57-60 inches from the floor. If hanging above furniture, leave 6-8 inches of space between the bottom of the art and the top of the furniture.

How to Place Art in a Long Entryway?

For a long entryway, use multiple pieces of art to create a gallery wall. Space them evenly along the wall to maintain balance. Alternatively, opt for one large, horizontal piece to make a bold statement.