Wall Art That Completes a Room
Bare walls can make a room feel unfinished. Wall art adds personality, colour and a focal point. It's also one of the easiest ways to change the mood of a space.
Framed Print Sets
Our metal-framed print sets come ready to hang as a group. Choose three neoclassical architecture prints for a classic, gallery feel. Or pick four gold pigeon prints for a playful, elegant touch. Sets make it easy to create a balanced display.
Wall Sculptures
Driftwood and teak root wall sculptures add depth and texture. Each piece is unique, shaped by natural wood. They suit coastal, rustic and modern interiors.
How to Hang Wall Art
- Hang the centre of the artwork at about 145 to 155cm from the floor.
- Above a sofa, leave 20 to 25cm between the sofa back and the frame.
- For a set, keep 5 to 8cm between each frame.
- Art above furniture should be about two thirds of the furniture's width.
Plan Before You Drill
Cut paper templates of each frame. Tape them to the wall to test the layout. Adjust until it feels right, then mark your fixing points.
Choosing the Right Fixings
Use picture hooks suited to the weight and wall type. Heavier sculptures need stronger fixings or wall plugs. Plasterboard walls need cavity fixings.
Pair art with wall lights to highlight it. Explore wall mirrors and wall panels, or browse all home accessories.
Wall Art: Frequently Asked Questions
How high should I hang wall art?
Place the centre of the artwork at around 145 to 155cm from the floor, which is roughly eye level.
How far above a sofa should art hang?
Leave 20 to 25cm between the top of the sofa back and the bottom of the frame.
How do I hang a set of prints evenly?
Use paper templates to plan the layout and keep 5 to 8cm between each frame.
Are the print sets framed?
Yes. Our neoclassical and pigeon print sets come in metal frames, ready to hang.
















































