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Shop Wall Art by Room

Find canvas wall art for every part of your home. Browse artwork selected for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, offices, bathrooms, hallways and children’s spaces.

Woman Reading by Yamashita Shintaro, from the Living Room collectionLiving RoomWoman Reading — ShintaroFrom £14.00 £20.00 Woman with Pearl Necklace by Mary Cassatt, from the Bedroom collectionBedroomWoman with Pearl NecklaceFrom £14.00 £20.00 Plum Brandy by Edouard Manet, from the Kitchen collectionKitchenPlum Brandy — ManetFrom £14.00 £20.00 Young Man at Window by Gustave Caillebotte, from the Office collectionOfficeYoung Man at WindowFrom £14.00 £20.00 Blue and Yellow Interior by Robert Lewis Reid, from the Dining Room collectionDining RoomBlue & Yellow InteriorFrom £14.00 £20.00 Five Seagulls Above Sea by Ohara Koson, from the Bathroom collectionBathroomFive Seagulls Above SeaFrom £14.00 £20.00 Lady in Yellow by Richard Edward Miller, from the Hallway collectionHallwayLady in Yellow — MillerFrom £14.00 £20.00 Camille and Son in Cradle by Claude Monet, from the Kids & Nursery collectionKids & NurseryCamille & Son in CradleFrom £14.00 £20.00

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Choosing your artwork

Choosing Wall Art for Every Room

Start with the Room

The purpose of a room can guide both the subject and mood of its artwork. Living and dining spaces often suit confident focal pieces, while bedrooms usually benefit from quieter compositions and colours. Consider how you use the space before choosing a design.

Work with the Available Wall

Measure the wall and nearby furniture before selecting your print. A single large canvas can anchor a sofa, bed or dining table, while a group of smaller pieces can add interest to hallways, stairs and compact rooms.

Connect the Artwork to Your Interior

Look for colours, shapes or subjects that relate to details already in the room. The artwork does not have to match every furnishing. Repeating one or two tones is often enough to make the space feel coordinated.

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Helpful advice

Shop by Room FAQs

How do I choose wall art for a particular room?

Begin with the room’s purpose, available wall space and existing colour palette. Then decide whether the artwork should create a focal point or support the atmosphere already established.

Should wall art match the furniture?

An exact match is unnecessary. Repeating one colour, material or visual shape from the furniture can create a connection while allowing the artwork to retain its own character.

How large should artwork be above furniture?

Choose a piece that feels proportionate to the furniture and leaves visible space around it. Measuring the wall and marking the proposed dimensions before ordering can help you judge the balance.

Can I use the same art style in different rooms?

Yes. Repeating an art style can create continuity throughout the home, while changing the palette or subject allows each room to keep its own identity.