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Entryway Wall Art

An entryway is seen in passing, usually in a few seconds, usually from one angle. That rewards art with a single clear subject rather than a busy scene — one figure, one tree, one stretch of coast.

Most entry walls are narrow, so vertical canvases do the heavy lifting here. Above a console table, hang one piece centered and keep the table styling low so the two don't compete. In a hall with a mirror opposite, a darker piece reads well in reflection.

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Choosing entryway wall art

The entryway is the first wall anyone sees, and it is usually narrow or tall rather than wide — the strip beside a door, above a console, or up the first run of stairs. This collection leans to pieces that set a tone in a small space: a single confident vertical, or a tight pair over a console table.

Height is the thing to get right. A tall canvas draws the eye upward and makes a low or cramped entry feel taller. Above a console, leave 6 to 8 inches between the table and the frame; for a narrow wall, a 1:3 vertical in a 12 to 20 inch width fits where a wide piece cannot.

Every piece is printed to order on gallery-grade canvas, framed or stretched. For tall, narrow walls see vertical wall art; for the adjoining passage, hallway wall art.

Frequently asked questions

What size art goes above an entryway console?
Size it to about two-thirds the width of the console and leave 6 to 8 inches between the table and the bottom of the frame. A single vertical or a tight pair both suit the space.
What kind of art suits an entryway?
A single confident vertical or a tight pair sets the tone in a small space. Because an entry is seen briefly and up close, one clear piece works better than a busy arrangement.
How do I make a small entryway feel bigger?
Hang a tall vertical piece. It draws the eye upward and makes a low or cramped entry read taller than it is, which does more for the space than a wide piece ever could.
What size fits a narrow entry wall?
A long narrow vertical in a 1:3 ratio, roughly 12 to 20 inches wide and up to 60 inches tall, fits a tight strip of wall where a standard rectangle would look wrong.