Bedroom Wall Art
Discover bedroom wall art chosen to bring atmosphere, personality and a sense of calm to your space. From soft cloud studies and warm neutrals to expressive portraits, landscapes and darker statement pieces, each design is produced as a premium giclée canvas print in a choice of sizes and frame styles.
Choosing wall art for your bedroom
Bedroom artwork can be soft and restful or rich and dramatic, depending on the atmosphere you want to create. Above a bed, aim for artwork around 60–75% of the width of the headboard or bed beneath it. For wider spaces, a set of three prints is an effective way to achieve greater scale and create a balanced, finished display without needing one oversized canvas. For a more restrained look, explore our Neutral Wall Art or Japandi Wall Art.
Bedroom wall art FAQs
Sizing, placement and choosing artwork for a more considered bedroom.
How big should wall art be above a bed?
A useful starting point is for the artwork to span around 60–75% of the width of the bed or headboard beneath it. For wider beds, a coordinated set of three can make it easier to achieve the right scale without relying on one oversized piece.
How high should wall art hang above a headboard?
Around 15–20cm (6–8in) between the top of the headboard and the bottom of the artwork is a useful starting point. The exact position will depend on the height of your headboard, ceiling and artwork, but the display should feel visually connected to the bed rather than floating too high above it.
Should I choose one piece or a set of three above a bed?
For wider beds, a set of three is often the stronger option because it fills the available width naturally and creates a more substantial, balanced display. A single piece works particularly well above a smaller bed, on a narrower wall or where you want one clear focal point.
Is it safe to hang canvas wall art above a bed?
Canvas artwork is generally lighter than traditional glazed framed artwork and contains no glass, making it a practical option above a bed. Whatever you choose, it should be securely installed using fixings suitable for your wall type and the weight of the artwork. If you are unsure, use a professional installer.
