Wall Arts

Transform your walls with statement art pieces from £40 to £810. Our Wall Arts collection features 93 carefully curated pieces across mirrors, photo frames, and decorative accessories. From contemporary designs to antique finishes in black, gold, and brass, there's something to suit every home style and budget.

Trusted Brands – Hill Interiors, Dutch Imports and Daughters, and Mindy Brownes Interiors lead our bestsellers. Hill Interiors Mirrors
Popular Ranges – Dutch Imports and Daughters Home Accessories offers distinctive pieces for every room. Dutch Imports and Daughters Home Accessories
Colour & Materials – Choose from black, grey, blue, pink and more in glass, metal, wood and resin.
Quality Finishes – Antique brass, antique gold and black-and-gold options add timeless elegance to any space.

Tip: Mix and match frame styles and metals across your wall to create a gallery effect that feels personal and intentional.

Browse our full selection of Mindy Brownes Interiors Photo Frames and Bombay Trunk pieces for inspiration.

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Browse our full range of Wall Arts — available in a variety of styles, finishes and sizes to suit every home and budget. Use the filters to narrow your search by colour, material and price.

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Our Wall Arts are sourced from trusted UK and European brands, with every product meeting our quality and value standards. Full specifications, dimensions and care instructions are listed on each product page.

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All our Wall Arts include free UK standard delivery. Next day and express delivery options are available on selected in-stock items — look for the delivery badge on the product listing.

Transform your walls with stunning artwork that brings personality and style to any room. Our collection of wall arts offers something for every taste, from modern prints to classic designs that complement your home's décor. Whether you're looking for bold statement pieces or subtle additions, you'll find quality furniture and wall art in the UK that elevates your interior spaces.

Contemporary & Modern Styles – Discover sleek, minimalist designs perfect for modern homes, or browse vibrant abstract pieces that add visual interest to feature walls. These works pair beautifully with our range of cushions for a cohesive look.
Classic & Traditional Options – From timeless botanical prints to elegant framed designs, our traditional wall art collection brings sophistication to any room. Combine these pieces with complementary throws for added warmth and style.
Various Sizes & Formats – We stock everything from compact single prints to expansive multi-panel arrangements, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your wall space and layout.
Delivery – All orders qualify for free UK delivery, making it simple to refresh your home with new wall art.

Tip: Consider the colour palette and lighting in your room before selecting wall art—pieces that complement existing décor items like rugs create a more unified interior scheme.

Explore our full range of home accessories and decorative pieces in our decorative items collection to complete your interior vision.

FAQs on Wall Arts

What wall art styles work best in small living rooms?

In compact spaces, choose single statement pieces (60–90cm) or gallery clusters with consistent frames rather than oversized art. Lighter colours and abstract designs make rooms feel larger. Avoid dark, heavy frames. Position artwork at eye level, 150–160cm from floor to centre point.

How do I choose the right size wall art for my room?

Measure your wall width and select art at 50–75% of that measurement. Above sofas, aim for 60–90cm width. Leave 20–30cm space between grouped pieces. For feature walls, go larger. Our size guide on each product shows exact dimensions in centimetres to help you plan.

Whats the difference between framed and unframed wall art?

Framed art offers protection, easier hanging and a finished look—ideal for high-traffic areas or if you rent. Unframed canvas and prints are modern, flexible and cost-effective. Unframed suits contemporary spaces; frames work better in traditional settings. Both are available in our range.

How do I style a gallery wall with mixed artwork?

Plan layout on paper first using a template. Mix frame styles, but keep colours cohesive. Spacing should be even (5–10cm gaps). Combine portrait and landscape orientations. Stick to 5–7 pieces for impact without clutter. Use a spirit level and measuring tape for professional results.

How should I clean and care for wall art?

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth monthly. For framed glass, use a microfibre cloth and glass cleaner sparingly—avoid spray directly on the frame. Canvas should never be wet-cleaned. Keep art away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Never use abrasive materials.

Can I hang wall art on rented property walls?

Yes—use damage-free hanging strips or lightweight adhesive hooks rated for your arts weight. Avoid nails or drilling. Our lightweight canvas and print options (under 2kg) work well with non-permanent fixings. Always check your tenancy agreement before hanging anything.

What wall art colours complement grey sofas?

Grey pairs well with jewel tones (teal, emerald, deep blue), warm neutrals (mustard, terracotta), or monochrome art. Bold geometric patterns add interest without clashing. Metallics (gold, copper frames) lift the look. Avoid pale greys or beiges—theyll blend and disappear.

Are canvas prints or framed prints more durable?

Canvas prints last longer—they resist fading better and dont require glass maintenance. Framed prints offer extra dust protection and are easier to clean. Both last 10+ years if kept away from direct sunlight and moisture. Choose canvas for high-moisture rooms like kitchens.

Whats the best wall art for above a bedroom bed?

Choose calming colours (blues, soft greens, warm neutrals) and avoid heavy, dark imagery. Size should be 60–90cm wide—proportional to your beds width. Avoid glass-framed pieces due to safety concerns. Diptychs or triptychs create symmetry; single statement pieces work too.

How high should I hang wall art on my walls?

The centre of artwork should be 150–160cm from the floor—roughly eye level when standing. Above a sofa, keep 20–25cm clearance. In hallways or stairwells, hang slightly lower (140–150cm) for comfort. Use a spirit level and measuring tape to get it right first time.