Wall Art by Room

Every room asks something different of a wall. A living room needs a piece that holds attention from across the space, a bedroom calls for something calmer, and a staircase works best with art that reads clearly as you walk past. This collection groups our decor designs by room, so you can start with where the art will hang and then narrow it down by style, color, and orientation. Each piece is UV-printed on the back of a clear acrylic panel for a glossy, mirror-like finish.

Find fall art for each room in your home

Choosing art gets easier when you start with the space instead of the image. Think about how the room is used, how far away people usually sit or stand, and how much light it gets. Then open the room collection that fits.

Living Room

This is usually the biggest wall and the one guests see first, so it suits a single statement piece or a multi-piece set above the sofa or console. As a common guide, aim for art that spans about two-thirds of the width of the furniture below it. Browse living room wall art.

Bedroom

Bedroom art is what you see first thing in the morning and last thing at night. Softer palettes, florals, and calm abstract designs tend to work well above a headboard, either as one wide piece or a matching pair. Browse bedroom wall art.

Kitchen and Dining

A dining wall is a good place for bright, easygoing designs that make shared meals feel relaxed. Hang the piece on the dining side of the room rather than right beside the stove or sink, where steam, splashes, and heat are constant. Browse kitchen and dining wall art.

Home Office

The wall behind your desk shapes how the space feels during long workdays and how it looks on video calls. Choose something that adds interest without pulling focus, such as a clean abstract or a world map design. Browse home office wall art.

Kids Room 

Playful colors and simple shapes suit a child’s room, and older kids often enjoy helping choose their own piece. Hang the art securely and away from beds, shelves, or furniture that children might climb. Browse kids room wall art.

Stairs and Lobby

Staircases and entryways are seen while people are moving, so bold, uncomplicated images read best. A set of panels can follow the line of a staircase, while a tall entry wall may suit a single vertical piece. Browse stair and lobby wall art.

Choose the right size for your wall art

Measure the wall and the furniture beneath it before you choose. Outlining the artwork on the wall with painter’s tape is a quick way to check the scale. You can see the available sizes for each design on its product page.

For most walls, the center of the artwork looks comfortable at roughly eye level, around 145–150 cm (57–60 in) from the floor. Over a sofa or bed, leave a gap of about 15–25 cm between the furniture and the bottom of the frame.

Single Piece or Multi-Piece Set: Which Suits Your Wall?

 A single piece gives a clean focal point and works well on narrower walls. Multi-piece sets spread one image across several panels, which helps fill a wide wall and creates a more structured, gallery-style look. Before ordering a set, check the size of each panel and allow for the spacing between them.

How Our Acrylic Wall Art Is Made

Every design is printed with UV ink on the reverse side of a 1mm clear acrylic face. Because the image sits behind the acrylic, the surface has a glossy depth that looks different from canvas or paper prints. The print is backed by a 5mm white Sintra board for rigidity and finished with a lightweight composite frame.

Each piece comes with a plastic wall hook and nail. Check your wall type before hanging, since concrete, plywood, and drywall may each need different hardware.

Cleaning and Caring for Acrylic Wall Art

Peel off the clear protective film on the front before hanging. It protects the surface during production and delivery, and the colors look dull until it is removed. Wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth, and avoid harsh cleaners or rough sponges. To keep the art looking its best, hang it away from strong direct sunlight, heat sources, and spots that stay wet or humid.

Prefer Your Own Photo? Try Personalized Acrylic Wall Art
If you would rather see a family photo, wedding portrait, or travel memory on the wall, the same acrylic finish is available for your own images. Send your photo through Personalized Art, and our team will prepare a design preview for you to approve before printing.