Hallway wall art by Moncasso, framed canvas prints above a console table

Hallway Wall Art

Explore our hallway wall art, chosen for narrower walls, entryways and spaces seen at close range. From atmospheric abstracts and statement portraits to clouds, animals and coordinated sets, each piece is produced as a premium giclée canvas print in a choice of sizes and frame styles.

Billowing Blue Clouds Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Billowing Blue Clouds Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Billowing Blue Clouds Square Print
from £50.00
White Whale & Calf Print Wall Art Moncasso
White Whale & Calf Print Wall Art Moncasso
White Whale & Calf Print
from £40.00
Blooming Gentleman Print Wall Art Moncasso
Blooming Gentleman Print Wall Art Moncasso
Blooming Gentleman Print
from £40.00
Balcony Golden Hour Print Wall Art Moncasso
Balcony Golden Hour Print Wall Art Moncasso
Balcony Stillness Print
from £40.00
Celestial Zenith Print Wall Art Moncasso
Celestial Zenith Print Wall Art Moncasso
Celestial Zenith Print
from £40.00
Morning Mood Print Wall Art Moncasso
Morning Mood Print Wall Art Moncasso
Morning Mood Print
from £40.00
Tranquil Billowing Cloud Print Wall Art Moncasso
Tranquil Billowing Cloud Print Wall Art Moncasso
Tranquil Billowing Cloud Print
from £40.00
Mint Mood Print Wall Art Moncasso
Mint Mood Print Wall Art Moncasso
Mint Mood Print
from £40.00
Yellow Rose and Butterfly Print Wall Art Moncasso
Yellow Rose and Butterfly Print Wall Art Moncasso
Yellow Rose and Butterfly Print
from £40.00
Red Rose and Butterfly Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Rose and Butterfly Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Rose and Butterfly Print
from £40.00
Vintage Billowing Clouds Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Vintage Billowing Clouds Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Vintage Billowing Clouds Square Print
from £50.00
Stormy Clouds Set of 3 Prints Wall Art Moncasso
Stormy Clouds Set of 3 Prints Wall Art Moncasso
Stormy Clouds Set of 3 Prints
from £95.00
Balcony Daydream Print Wall Art Moncasso
Balcony Daydream Print Wall Art Moncasso
Balcony Daydream Print
from £40.00
The Jaali Zebra Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Jaali Zebra Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Jaali Zebra Print
from £40.00
The Silence Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Silence Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Silence Print
from £40.00
Pink Flamingo No2 Print Wall Art Moncasso
Pink Flamingo No2 Print Wall Art Moncasso
Pink Flamingo No2 Print
from £40.00
Vintage Cloud No4 Print Wall Art Moncasso
Vintage Cloud No4 Print Wall Art Moncasso
Vintage Cloud No4 Print
from £55.00
The Scholar's Cat Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Scholar's Cat Print Wall Art Moncasso
The Scholar's Cat Print
from £40.00
Sarawak Print
from £40.00
Elegant Peacock Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Elegant Peacock Square Print Wall Art Moncasso
Elegant Peacock Square Print
from £50.00
Pink Clouds Set of 3 Prints Wall Art Moncasso
Pink Clouds Set of 3 Prints Wall Art Moncasso
Pink Clouds Set of 3 Prints
from £95.00

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Choosing wall art for a hallway or staircase

Hallways suit artwork with enough character to catch the eye at close range without overwhelming a narrower space. Above a console table, aim for artwork around 60–75% of the furniture width. Along a staircase or longer hallway wall, a set of three prints can create a more substantial, considered display while following the shape of the space naturally. For corridors with lower light, deeper tones and pieces from our Dark & Moody Wall Art collection can add depth and atmosphere.

Hallway wall art FAQs

Sizing, placement and choosing artwork for hallways, entryways and staircases.

What kind of wall art works best in a hallway?

Hallways work well with artwork that has a clear composition and enough presence to be appreciated at close range. Portraits, abstracts, cloud studies and darker atmospheric pieces are all strong options. In a brighter entryway you can use softer tones, while deeper shades can bring depth to a hallway with less natural light.

What size wall art should I choose for a narrow hallway?

Above a console table, aim for artwork around 60–75% of the furniture width. On a clear wall, leave enough space around the canvas for it to feel intentional rather than crowded. A strong single piece usually works better than several small, unrelated prints in a particularly narrow corridor.

How should I hang wall art on a staircase?

Follow the angle of the staircase rather than hanging each piece in a level horizontal line. Use the handrail or stair pitch as a visual guide and keep the spacing between pieces consistent. Around 5–8cm (2–3in) between coordinated canvases is a useful starting point for a clean, connected arrangement.

Should I choose one piece or a set of three for a hallway?

A single canvas works particularly well above a console or on a shorter wall. For a staircase or longer hallway, a set of three is often the better option because it fills the available space more naturally and creates a more considered display without relying on one oversized piece.

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