Before you order

Find the right size for your wall.


The most common mistake in buying art is going too small. Use this guide to measure your wall, match a room type and order with confidence.

The golden rule

Two-thirds of your wall width.

A single piece should fill roughly two-thirds of the wall space behind a sofa, bed or dining table. Anything narrower will look timid; the right size gives the room an anchor.

For gallery walls, treat the total arrangement width as the print width — the grouping should still observe the two-thirds rule.

Sizing diagramsofa wall illustration with measurement callouts

All available sizes

Centimetres & inches side by side.


All prints are available as canvas, framed canvas or matte poster unless indicated. Custom sizes available via the trade programme.

Size name Centimetres (W × H) Inches (W × H) Best for
Small 30 × 40 cm 12 × 16 in Gallery-wall filler, desk, bookshelf, bathroom
Medium 40 × 50 cm 16 × 20 in Hallway, small bedroom, home office
Standard 50 × 70 cm 20 × 28 in Most sofas, above a bedhead, dining wall
Large 60 × 90 cm 24 × 36 in Statement sofa wall, large bedroom, open plan
Statement 70 × 100 cm 28 × 40 in Feature wall, double-height space, reception
Oversized 100 × 140 cm 40 × 55 in Large open-plan, commercial, bespoke commissions
Square S 40 × 40 cm 16 × 16 in Grid gallery wall, above a shelf unit
Square L 60 × 60 cm 24 × 24 in Feature grid wall, living room, hotel lobby

By room type

A room-by-room recommendation.


Living room

Above the sofa: 60 – 100 cm wide

Measure the sofa width. The art (or arrangement) should span at least two-thirds of that measurement. Hang at seated eye level — roughly 130 cm to the centre.

Bedroom

Above the bed: 50 – 70 cm wide

A single piece above the headboard should be 50 – 60 cm below the ceiling. Keep 25 – 35 cm between the top of the headboard and the bottom of the frame.

Hallway

Portrait prints: 40 – 50 cm wide

A narrow hallway suits tall portrait prints or a column of two stacked pieces. Hang so the visual centre sits at 145 cm — standard standing eye level.

Home office

Behind the desk: 40 – 60 cm wide

Positioned behind your monitor at a height that reads well on video calls. A square or landscape piece in the 40 – 60 cm range is ideal for most desks.

Dining room

Feature wall: 60 – 100 cm wide

Dining walls often accommodate a single large piece or a pair. Consider landscape orientation to mirror the horizontal feel of a dining table.

Bathroom

Small statements: 30 – 40 cm wide

A well-placed small print above a towel rail or beside the mirror elevates a bathroom from functional to considered. Canvas is the safest substrate for damp environments.

Still unsure?

We are happy to recommend a size.

Tell us the room, the wall dimensions and the look you are after — we will suggest a size and a print.

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