Collection: Entryway Wall Art

The best entryway wall art creates a welcoming first impression. Large prints, abstract pieces, landscapes, minimalist line art, and nature-inspired artwork all work well. Choose pieces that reflect your home’s style and set the tone for the rooms beyond.

Hallways often have narrow proportions, so opt for:

• Vertical or elongated art
• Slimline canvas pieces
• Black and white minimalist prints
• A small gallery wall

Neutral tones keep the space airy, while a single statement piece adds personality without overwhelming the area.

Your entryway doesn’t need to match each room perfectly, but it should feel cohesive. Choose wall art that shares similar tones, materials, or themes as your living room or adjacent spaces to create a smooth visual transition.

Yes. Mirrors brighten narrow hallways, reflect natural light, and make small entryways feel larger. Pair them with framed prints or abstract art to create a layered and dynamic look.

For larger foyers, go for statement pieces over 60 cm wide.
For compact or narrow hallways, choose:

• Small framed prints
• Tall, slim wall art
• A series of smaller artworks arranged vertically

Proportion is key. Art should suit the scale of the space.

Choose your entryway art once you have a clear sense of your home’s overall style and colour palette. Many people select entryway art early in the decorating process because it helps guide the mood for the rest of the home. If you're renovating, choose your entryway art once paint colours and lighting are finalised.

Modern homes benefit from:

• Abstract prints
• Black and white photography
• Minimalist line art
• Coastal-inspired pieces
• Neutral, textured canvases

These styles complement clean lines, open spaces, and contemporary interiors.

Urban Road offers a wide range of canvas printed wall art perfect for entryways and hallways. You can choose from abstracts, landscapes, coastal pieces, minimal line art, or bold statement canvases styled to suit Australian homes.

Absolutely. Small hallways and staircases benefit from:

• Petite framed prints
• Stacked vertical arrangements
• Gallery walls with mixed sizes
• Tall, narrow artwork that draws the eye upward

Compact spaces look best with proportionate pieces that enhance flow without clutter.

Black and white art is ideal when:

• You want a modern, refined look
• Your entryway has strong architectural features
• Your home uses a neutral colour palette
• You want a timeless style that complements any décor

It works beautifully in minimalist homes and pairs effortlessly with timber, stone, and monochrome interiors.

Look for these key elements:

• Scale — proportional to your wall size
• Colour palette — should complement your home
• Theme — reflects your style (coastal, modern, abstract, botanical)
• Lighting — choose pieces that work well with the natural or artificial light in your hallway
• Impact — choose artwork that feels like a welcoming introduction to your home.