Hallway Wall Art

The simplest way is to hang a row of prints in similar sizes at eye level. Have one thing that ties them all together, whether that’s the frame style, theme or colour. For a more eclectic look, mix sizes but keep the spacing between each piece consistent.

Hallways and entranceways are some of the busiest places in the home, and art can provide little touchpoints of the things that are important to you on the way in and out. Think about things that bring back memories – food, drink, travel or personal interests like music. We often see customers choose a city print of their hometown, somewhere they’ve lived, or a favourite place for an entranceway.

Hallways are great places to fill with personality. Choose artwork that reminds you of things you love, or use the space to bring together prints you’ve collected over time. For stairwells, a series of prints that follows the angle of the stairs can make use of a large stretch of otherwise empty wall.

Hallways are often narrow, so you don’t want to go so big that the artwork overwhelms the space. A collection of small to medium-sized prints works well and gives you something new to see as you move through the hallway. If you have a large wall at the end of a corridor, however, that can be the perfect place for one large statement piece.