Entryway Art Prints

4.8

An entryway gets about three seconds of attention, so give it something worth looking at. This collection spans calm horizons, bold graphic shapes, botanicals and a few pieces with something to say. If your hall is more corridor than room, the narrow wall and hallway edit suits tight spaces, while Above the Console works when there's furniture to anchor. A welcome quote print sets the tone straight away.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Welcome Quote Art Prints
Welcome Quote Art Prints
Entryway Landscape Art Prints
Entryway Landscape Art Prints
Above the Console
Above the Console
Narrow Wall & Hallway
Narrow Wall & Hallway
Hallway Art Prints
Hallway Art Prints
The Nook
The Nook
Gallery Wall Sets
Gallery Wall Sets
A Perfect Pair
A Perfect Pair
Oversized Statement
Oversized Statement
Entryway Canvas Prints
Entryway Canvas Prints
Hallway Canvas Prints
Hallway Canvas Prints
Framed Art Prints
Framed Art Prints

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Hanging in 100k+ homes

4.8 out of 5

What people say about Entryway Art Prints

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Crisp, vibrant colour and simple designs brighten rooms, while framed prints are easy to hang and arrive in good condition.

Botanical Sketches.

I purchased three botanical sketches and displayed them in white frames. I positioned them one under the other and they look wonderful. Really pleased with the effect.

Lyn H. · Verified shopper
Pink Meadow Botanical Art Print - White Reviewed Pink Meadow Botanical Sketch Art Print →

Love my print!

Love my print! The colours pop out and it’s brightens the whole room!

Kim M. · Verified shopper
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Another great catching art print

I just love the simplicity of this print, goes so well in my home office

Jillian H. · Verified shopper
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Entryway Ideas From The Frame

How to size, hang and group art in halls and entrances from The Frame, Fab's blog.

What Size Art for a Hallway? Exact Dimensions for Every Layout

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How to Plan a Hallway Gallery Wall That Actually Works

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Clara Bell

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Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

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Choosing art for your entryway

Quick answers on scale, placement, framing choices and what turns up at your door

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What size art print works best in an entryway or narrow hallway?

For a typical UK hallway (around 90cm wide), we'd go with a 50x70cm framed print hung at eye level. It's large enough to make an impact without overwhelming the space or getting clipped by elbows and bags. If you've got a wider entrance hall with a console table, step up to 70x100cm for a real statement piece that anchors the wall above it. Our entryway art prints come ready to hang with fixtures attached, so you can have it up within minutes of opening the box.

How do I create a gallery wall in a narrow hallway without it looking cluttered?

The trick is restraint. Pick three to five prints in a single column or a tight two-by-two grid rather than scattering frames across the wall. Keep all frames the same finish (we think black or natural oak works best for hallway gallery wall prints) and leave about 5cm between each frame. Stick to a shared colour palette across the prints so the arrangement reads as one cohesive piece rather than a jumble sale. A vertical arrangement works particularly well in narrow spaces because it draws the eye upward and makes the ceiling feel higher.

Will my entryway prints fade near the front door where sunlight comes in?

This is a fair concern because entryways cop a lot of light, especially south-facing ones with glazed doors. Our framed art prints use UV-protective acrylic glazing that prevents fading even in direct sunlight, and the museum-grade inks we use are rated to last hundreds of years. So you can hang right next to the front door without worrying. The acrylic also means no glare, which matters in a hallway where overhead spotlights or natural light can bounce harshly off standard glass.

I've got a blank wall above my hallway console table that looks unfinished. What should I hang there?

A single large framed print (70x100cm) centred about 15cm above the console is the cleanest, most polished approach. For the subject, we think bold botanicals or calm abstract prints work brilliantly in an entryway because they set a mood without demanding too much attention from someone passing through. Go for warm, muted tones if your hallway is cool-toned or dark, and let the print do the heavy lifting rather than cluttering the console with too many accessories beneath it.

How do I choose entryway art that works with the rest of my home's style?

Your entryway is the opening line of your home, so it should hint at what's to come without repeating it. If the rest of your interior is modern and minimal, lean into clean-lined abstracts or simple photographic prints in a slim black frame. For warmer, more traditional spaces, landscapes or vintage-style illustrations in a natural oak frame bridge the gap nicely. The best art for an entryway doesn't try to tell the whole story; it just sets the right tone. We'd recommend pulling one accent colour from your living room or kitchen and echoing it in the print you choose for the hall.