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Wall Art Ideas for Every Room in a Pakistani Home
· 1 min read · By the Xplore team
The right wall art depends on how a room is used. Here is a simple room-by-room guide.
Living room
The living room is where guests sit, so it can take a statement. Hang a set of 2 or 3 frames above the sofa, centred on the sofa rather than the wall. Family and home quotes work well here, such as A House Is Built With Bricks, A Home With Heart.
Bedroom
Choose calm, minimal designs. One or two frames above the headboard or beside a dressing table is enough. Soft words and simple typography help the room feel restful. Browse bedroom wall decor.
Office or study
Motivational quotes keep you focused. Hang a frame where you can see it from your desk, not behind you. Try Your Dreams Deserve Space or Do More Of What Makes You Happy. See office wall decor.
Entryway
One welcoming frame at eye level is the first thing visitors see. Keep it simple and warm. See entryway wall decor.
Kids' room
Bright, positive words that grow with the child work better than cartoon themes they outgrow. See kids' room wall decor.
Dining room
A pair of frames on the main wall adds warmth without crowding the table. See dining room wall decor.
A quick sizing rule
Art above furniture should cover roughly two-thirds of the furniture's width. One 11 × 8 inch frame suits a side table or narrow wall; above a three-seater sofa, use a set of 2 or 3.
Frequently asked
What wall art is best for a living room?
A set of 2 or 3 matching frames centred above the sofa. Family and home quotes suit living rooms because guests see them first.
What size should wall art be above a sofa?
Aim for art that spans about two-thirds of the sofa's width. With 11 × 8 inch frames, a set of 2 or 3 hung together covers that space.
What kind of wall art suits a bedroom?
Calm, minimal designs and soft words. One or two frames above the headboard is enough.
