Sizing Guide

When it comes to hanging wall art, there are a few guidelines you can follow to ensure the best fit for your space.

- First you should consider the furniture that the art will be hung above. A good rule of thumb is to choose a piece that is between 4/7 and ¾ as wide as the furniture.
- Additionally, the center of the art should be hung at eye level, which is typically around 58 inches from the ground.
- Make sure to also leave 6-12 inches of space between the bottom of the art and the furniture.
- Avoid common mistakes such as hanging a small piece of art in a large empty space, or hanging a piece too high that it's difficult to see.
To find the right size for your art, measure the width of the furniture and multiply it by 0.57 and 0.75. For example, if your sofa is 84 inches wide, your art should be between 48 and 63 inches wide.

Here are some standard sizes to consider when hanging wall art

Photo mockup with a twin bed

For a twin bed, choose art that's between 22-30 inches wide.

Photo mockup with a full bed

For a full bed, choose art that's between 30-41 inches wide

Photo mockup with a queen bed

For a queen bed, choose art that's between 34-45 inches wide.

Photo mockup with a king bed

For a king bed, choose art that's between 43-57 inches wide.

Panoramas are often used due to limited clearance between headboard and ceiling

Photo mockup with a fireplace

For art above a fireplace, match the width of the art to the width of the fireplace opening.

Photo mockup with a long sofa

For a 96-inch sofa, choose art that's between 54-72 inches wide.

Photo mockup with a medium sofa

For a 72-inch sofa, choose art that's between 41-54 inches wide.

Photo mockup with a short sofa / loveseat

For a king bed, choose art that's between 43-57 inches wide.

For a 60-inch table or loveseat,choose art that's between 34-45inches wide.

Keep in mind that these are just suggestions and ultimately, the size of your art will depend on your personal preference and the unique dimensions of your space.