They pop up all over Instagram, on the glossiest blogs and in the most Pinterest-worthy of houses - it seems that the even the most stylish homes wouldn't be complete without a gallery wall or two. Usually created by collecting a selection of different-sized wall art pieces, arranged on the wall in a striking display, the key to a truly beautiful gallery wall is what's in the frame.
Whether you're looking for quirky quotes, colourful art pieces, classic photography or vintage posters, we've rounded up the best places to shop for your gallery wall - so your blank canvas will never look boring again. Before you buy, think about colours, size and style - do you want it to look mismatched or would you prefer a coordinated look? Whatever you choose, our edit will certainly give you some inspiration. Next stop, dream home!
Set of travel prints, from Etsy
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Where to buy wall art under £50
Desenio
This Scandinavian online store is the choice of all the top bloggers for the pretty prints that grace their Instagram feeds. Even better, the website has an 'inspiration' section where you can browse countless gallery walls to see how the various pieces look together, and shop the look if you wish - as well as get an idea about layout and size. Available in a variety of sizes, framed or not.
Fy
Cool and quirky online store, Fy has a great selection of wall art from various independent sellers. Each item is 'liked' so you can see its popularity, and there's everything from fashion illustrations to travel prints and vintage posters, alongside tongue-in-cheek typography. This Rapper's Delight print from Honeymoon Hotel is particularly well-loved.
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Juniqe
Another site that showcases the work of independent businesses and artists, Juniqe stocks some unique pieces that are harder to find elsewhere. Check out seller Henry Rivers, who creates art deco-style travel posters, and Gretchen Roehrs for her fun foodie take on fashion illustration, which could give a fun twist to a modern kitchen or dining room.
Where to buy wall art under £100
Oliver Bonas
The offering at Oliver Bonas does tend to come at a premium, but all of the wall art comes framed, meaning there's no need to worry about sourcing the right size or leaving your prints unloved while you wait - it can come straight home and be ready to put on the wall. There's a curated selection, with everything from options for a nursery to fun quotes and typography.
Print Arcade
There's some beautiful retro prints on offer at Print Arcade, with everything from classic Vogue covers to vintage illustrations, music posters and exhibition art work. Show off your passions through interior design by displaying a classic cover of your favourite book or an old-school film poster - it will certainly be a conversation starter for guests!
Not on the High Street
Snap up something from a small business via Not on the High Street, which boasts an array of amazing wall art for your gallery wall. Along with quirky illustrations and statement wall art, you can also find personalised prints that will make a sentimental addition to your décor.
Where to buy wall art over £100
John Lewis
Whether you're looking for photographic prints, landscapes or typographic prints, John Lewis is a great choice for wall art for any taste and any budget. Prices start from £10 for unframed prints ranging to £450 for framed artwork, with something for everyone.
King & McGaw
If you're into fine art and have a little bit more to spend, you won't be disappointed by the selection at King & McGaw. Featuring prints from renowned artists including Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse along with original film stills, and vintage prints from partners such as the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Horticultural Society, there's something for everyone.
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How do I buy art for my living room?
Choosing art for your living room will depend on a few factors, including the décor of your room, your budget, and the style of art you are looking for. A living room is a great spot for a gallery wall with a mix of a few complementing pieces – incorporating anything from graphic prints to photography. Or if you want to make a design statement, hanging one oversized piece of artwork above the sofa can be an impactful and easy way to update your living room.
What kind of wall art is most popular?
A 2021 study by Buildworld found that the most popular wall art style in US and UK homes is photography pieces, with 62 percent of those surveyed opting to decorate their homes with these pieces.
This was closely followed by landscapes (49%), and abstract art, with 36 percent of respondents favouring this type of art.
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