Bedroom Wall Art
Your bedroom is where you start and end every day. The wall art sets the mood.
Where to hang it
Above the bed
24×24" canvas or 4×6 ft tapestry
Center it over the headboard. This is the anchor of the room.
Above nightstand
8×8" or 16×16" canvas
Keep it small and complementary to the main piece.
Gallery wall
Mix of 3-5 canvases
Use a consistent color palette across all pieces for cohesion.
Try these prompts
“soft abstract watercolor in blush pink and sage green, serene and calming, bedroom wall art”
“moody night sky with crescent moon over still water, deep navy and silver, dreamy”
“minimalist botanical illustration, single monstera leaf, black line art on white”
Living Room Wall Art
The living room is where you entertain and unwind. Art should be bold enough to spark conversation.
Where to hang it
Above the sofa
24×24" canvas or 4×6 ft tapestry
Art should be 2/3 the width of your sofa. A tapestry covers this perfectly.
Feature wall
4×6 ft tapestry
One large statement piece beats a cluttered arrangement.
Entryway / hallway
16×16" canvas
The first thing guests see. Make it count.
Try these prompts
“bold abstract in navy blue and burnt orange, thick paint texture, contemporary living room art”
“panoramic mountain landscape at golden hour, dramatic lighting, cinematic feel”
“mid-century modern geometric shapes in teal, mustard, and cream, retro feel”
Bathroom Wall Art
Bathroom wall art is underrated. A single piece transforms a sterile space into something intentional.
Where to hang it
Above the toilet
8×8" or 16×16" canvas
The most overlooked wall in the house. Perfect for a small canvas.
Opposite the shower
16×16" canvas
Keep it away from direct water. Our canvas is fade-resistant.
Try these prompts
“soft watercolor of ocean waves in aqua and white, peaceful coastal bathroom art”
“abstract marble pattern in white and gold veins, luxurious, elegant bathroom art”
“botanical eucalyptus branch illustration, sage green on cream, simple and fresh”
Kitchen & Dining Wall Art
Kitchen art adds personality to the most social room in the house.
Where to hang it
Above the dining table
24×24" canvas or 16×16" canvas
Food-inspired or abstract art works best. Avoid anything too busy.
Kitchen nook / bar area
8×8" canvas
Small pieces add charm without cluttering a functional space.
Try these prompts
“Italian riviera scene with colorful buildings and blue sea, warm vintage travel poster style”
“abstract still life with fruits and wine in warm earth tones, painterly kitchen art”
“hand-drawn coffee cup with steam, minimalist line art, kitchen wall art”
Home Office Wall Art
Your Zoom background matters. Home office art should inspire focus and look good on camera.
Where to hang it
Behind your desk (Zoom background)
24×24" canvas or 16×16"
This is what clients and colleagues see. Keep it professional but interesting.
Side wall / inspiration wall
Gallery of 3+ canvases
Motivating imagery or abstract art keeps you inspired during long work sessions.
Try these prompts
“geometric mountain range in navy and gold, clean lines, professional abstract office art”
“abstract world map in muted blue and gray tones, modern cartographic art”
“zen garden stones with raked sand patterns, peaceful and minimal, focus art”
Room Decor for Small Rooms
Dorm rooms, studio apartments, small bedrooms — wall art is the fastest way to transform a tight space.
Use light colors
Light-toned art makes small rooms feel bigger. Cream, white, soft blue, and sage green open up a space.
Go vertical
A tall tapestry (4×6 ft) draws the eye upward, making ceilings feel higher.
One statement > many small
In a small room, one bold piece is better than 5 small ones competing for attention.
Skip heavy frames
Our stretched canvas and lightweight tapestries keep walls visually light. No chunky frames needed.