Size Guide

Choosing the right size is the difference between art that owns the room and art that gets lost in it. Four rules cover almost every wall:

  • Over furniture, compare the print’s width with the furniture beneath it. Mark that footprint on the wall before choosing.
  • On an open wall, hang so the center of the print sits about 57 to 60 inches from the floor. That is gallery eye level.
  • Leave 6 to 10 inches between the top of furniture and the bottom of the print.
  • If you are between sizes, mark both footprints on your wall with paper and compare them at normal viewing distance before you order.

The twelve sizes

Size (inches) Similar in scale to Where it works
8x10 A trimmed sheet of letter paper Shelves, desks, tight gallery groupings
11x14 A legal pad, a bit bigger than letter paper Hallway pairs, gallery walls, powder rooms
12x12 A vinyl record sleeve Square photos, gallery grids of 2 or 4
16x20 A 2x2 block of letter sheets Above a desk, dresser, or entry console
16x24 A small poster Entryways, offices, bathroom walls
20x20 Almost 2 feet square Statement square, anchor of a gallery wall
20x30 A step below a movie poster Above a dresser or console table
12x36 As long as a yardstick Over doorways, above a headboard, panoramas
24x36 A classic full-size poster Above a loveseat or reading chair
30x30 Two and a half feet square Dining room, stair landing, bold square art
16x48 Four feet of panorama Over a queen bed or a long console
30x40 The flagship, over 3 feet wide Above a sofa or king bed, the centerpiece of the room

Pairing sizes with furniture

Above this Single-print option Alternative
King bed (76-80 in) 30x40 16x48 panorama
Queen bed (60-64 in) 16x48 or 24x36 Pair of 16x24
Full-size sofa (72-90 in) 30×40 landscape (40 in wide; about 44–56% of a 72–90 in sofa) 16x48, or a pair of 20x30
Loveseat (58-64 in) 24x36 20x30
Dresser or console (48-60 in) 20x30 16x24, or a trio of 12x12
Desk (48-60 in) 16x20 16x24
Open hallway wall 11x14 pairs or a 12x12 grid 12x36 over a doorway

Furniture widths are typical ranges, not universals. Compare each print’s width with your actual furniture; these examples are starting points, not exact proportions.

Still deciding?

Measure your wall and furniture, then mark the print’s footprint with paper. On the product page, choose a size and mount, upload your photo, and review its placement within the print before continuing.

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