Dining Room Wall Art for Tables, Sideboards and Open-Plan Spaces
Our dining room wall art collection is curated for the room where people gather and stay a while. Wide landscapes, misty forests, still water and warm abstract pieces are chosen to bring atmosphere and warmth, so the walls feel finished without pulling focus from the table.
Most of the collection is landscape format, which suits the long, horizontal lines of a dining table or sideboard. A single large print makes a calm focal point on the main wall, a pair works well either side of a window or fireplace, and a triptych helps a long wall in an open-plan kitchen-diner feel deliberate.
Hanging above a sideboard or console? Our how to style wall art above a sofa, bed or console table guide covers spacing and proportion. Not sure which size to choose? Visit our wall art size guide, or read our dining room wall art ideas for palettes, layouts and styling by room type.
Looking for a particular format? Explore our framed wall art, fine art prints and canvas prints collections. You can also browse related styles, including landscape wall art, abstract wall art, forest and woodland wall art and triptych wall art.
Frequently asked questions
What size wall art for a dining room?
Aim for artwork that spans 50 to 75 percent of the table or sideboard below it. Above a standard six-seat table that usually means 60 × 90 cm to 76 × 114 cm (24 × 36 in to 30 × 45 in) in landscape format. Large walls can take 84 × 119 cm or a triptych. The dining room wall art ideas guide covers sizes by wall and table width.
How high should dining room art be hung?
Hang the centre around 145–150 cm from the floor, or nearer 137 cm if it is mostly viewed while seated. Above a sideboard or table, leave 20–30 cm between the furniture and the bottom of the frame so the two read as one arrangement.
What kinds of prints are in the dining room collection?
Sixty-eight wide-format works edited for dining spaces: misty mountain rivers (Mist Between the Pines, Stillwater Hollow), calm forests and lakes (Forest Hush, Valley Drift), warm desert light (Golden Silence) and soft abstracts (Pale Tides, Copper Veil), plus triptychs for longer walls.
Which colours work best in a dining room?
Warm tones such as terracotta, ochre and soft coral make a dining room feel more intimate and sociable, while sage, dusty blue and soft grey create a quieter, more refined mood. Pick up one colour from your table, chairs or textiles and the piece will feel at home.
Framed or unframed for a dining room?
Framed prints in oak, walnut, black or white are ready to hang and protect the print in a room with cooking and candles. Unframed prints suit existing frames, and canvas gives a softer, more tactile finish.
Do you offer free worldwide shipping?
Free worldwide, made to order.
