Measure once,
hang it right.
Sizes are width first, height second, in inches. Below: which size class fits your wall, how each grouping looks in a room, and how to hang it right.
Size listings
Width first, height second. 12 × 16 in means twelve wide and sixteen tall, a portrait piece.
- The order
- Every size is width × height in inches. Most pieces are portrait; a listing like 36 × 24 would be landscape.
- Framed
- The listed size is the paper inside; the frame adds a border, so the outer size runs slightly larger. Outer dimensions are on each product page.
Size chart
Every size belongs to one of three classes, tagged across this page: S small, M medium, L large.
| Print size | Class | Where it shines |
|---|---|---|
| 8 × 10 in | S | Shelves, desks, small nooks. The building block of gallery walls. |
| 12 × 16 in | S | Hallways, bathrooms, nightstands. Strong in pairs and trios. |
| 18 × 18 in | M | Squares for entry nooks, offices, reading corners. |
| 18 × 24 in | M | Above dressers and sideboards. |
| 24 × 32 in | M | The tall sweet spot for living rooms and bedrooms. |
| 24 × 36 in | L | The statement portrait. Carries a bed or feature wall alone. |
Pick the class by spot.
Small · S
8 × 10 · 12 × 16Under 16 in tall. Shelves, desks, nightstands, bathrooms, slots beside doors. In groups they fill big walls.
Medium · M
18 × 18 · 18 × 24 · 24 × 3218 to 32 in tall. The everyday class: solo above a dresser, pairs over a loveseat.
Large · L
24 × 3636 in tall and up. One piece carries the wall: sofas, beds, dining and feature walls.
See it to scale
Same sofa, same wall.
Small alone · 12 × 16Too small above a full sofa. Save it for small walls or groups.
Large alone · 24 × 36Carries the wall by itself.
How to read this: the sofa is drawn at its real 84 in width, art in true proportion, hung 6 to 10 in above the back.
Room by room
Every drawing on this page uses one scale, so the same print is the same size everywhere. Hang the center of any piece 57 to 60 inches off the floor, about eye level. Dashed markers show the 6 to 10 in gap above furniture.
Sofa: one 24 × 36, or a trio of 16 × 24. A single 12 × 16 is too small. Loveseat: a pair of 12 × 16.
Full: pair of 16 × 24. Queen: trio of 12 × 16, or one 24 × 32. King: trio of 16 × 24, or one 24 × 36. Centered on the bed.
Dining table: trio of 16 × 24 over 78 in, pair of 16 × 24 over 60 in, pair of 12 × 16 over 48 in. Gallery wall: keep 2 to 4 in between frames, centers on one line.
Measure and mark
Five minutes with painter's tape beats a guess every time.
- 01
The tape outline
Tape a rectangle of the exact size on the wall and live with it for a day.
- 02
Paper templates for groups
Cut craft paper to each size, tape the set, slide it around until it clicks.
- 03
Check the obstacles
Switches, outlets, vents, and door swings all claim wall space.
- 04
View from where you sit
Step back 8 to 10 feet. The size that works from across the room is the one to order.
- 05
Mark the nail
Center at 57 to 60 inches. Add half the art's height for the top edge, subtract the hook distance, one pencil dot, one nail. When in doubt, hang lower.
Still unsure
Send us your wall width, the furniture under it, and the piece you like. We will suggest a size.
Ask for a size check