What Interior Designers Are Buying: Wall Art Edition 2025

The White Butterfly Orchid canvas is an elegant botanical option that arrives ready to hang, which we found handy during quick installs in our testing. Colors are vivid and the pre-installed hardware saves time, but during our review several customers noted the actual piece can look smaller than expected and colors may shift slightly from screen images. With a 7.5/10 score, this is a reliable pick for soft, nature-forward interiors — just double-check dimensions and expect limited artist details.

Designart’s Fall Forest canvas brings vibrant, fade-resistant color and a nature-forward vibe that held up well in our testing and lived up to customer praise. We found installation straightforward thanks to included hanging kits and careful packaging that protected the print in transit, though the piece requires a bit of assembly which isn’t ideal if you need instant installation. With an 8/10 score it’s a dependable, mood-setting landscape for living rooms or entryways, but size options are limited and it’s only offered on canvas.

Tropical Banana Leaves by 83 Oranges is a lush botanical watercolor that our testing shows brings instant vitality to kitchens, bathrooms, or sunrooms with its vibrant palette. The canvas uses high-quality materials and is available in multiple sizes, which makes it flexible for different wall scales, though our experience shows the higher price and limited frame color options can be a drawback if you’re matching trim. Earning an 8/10, it’s worth the investment for a durable, tropical focal point—expect slightly longer shipping times on occasion.

In our testing the Abstract Landscape Canvas delivers punchy, vibrant colors that enliven a room without breaking the bank, earning a modest 6.5/10. We found the lightweight canvas makes hanging easy for quick installs, which is great for renters or rotating displays. That said, expect some trade-offs: frames can feel flimsy and canvases occasionally arrive with creases or size discrepancies compared with the listing. If you want a budget-friendly abstract landscape and can tolerate minor finish work, this is a practical pick.

During our review the Wapluam Abstract Mountain Landscape impressed with vivid, rustic-friendly colors and a size-to-price ratio that makes it a strong value at about $70—hence its solid 7/10 score. We found it lightweight and straightforward to hang, ideal for quick living-room updates. Be aware some buyers report canvas thinness with support structures showing through, muted color concentration versus online photos, and occasional broken wood frames on delivery. It’s a budget-smart pick if you’re mindful of finish and framing needs.

During our review Through The Wave Of Life Checkerboard makes a bold statement with Doodle By Meg’s wavy checkerboard pattern — the modern, undulating geometry adds kinetic energy to contemporary spaces and reads well from across a room. We found the digital canvas presentation amplifies the graphic contrast, but the artwork scored 6.5/10 because there’s sparse information about the specific materials and the artist’s process, which limits perceived collectability. At $489.99 it’s a stylish pick for designers chasing bold pattern, provided you’re comfortable buying primarily for visual impact rather than provenance.

During our review the Custom Pet Portrait by HAUS AND HUES stands out as a budget-friendly personalized gift—at around $9 we found it captures pet likenesses well and the included frames present the art attractively, earning a solid 7.5/10. The customization process is straightforward, which is handy when ordering for gifts. Practical cautions: expect occasional shipping delays, a few reports of reduced image clarity in final prints, and slower customer-service response times on fixes.

In our testing Nature Does Not Hurry by 83 Oranges impressed with vivid, botanical color and sharp detail on a canvas stretched over a sturdy frame, which helps explain its respectable 7.5/10 score. We found the multiple size options make it flexible for different wall scales, and the saturated palette brings instant life to living rooms, bathrooms, or bedrooms. Our experience shows you should watch for occasional color discrepancies from online images, and note some reports of misaligned stretching and slower customer service during busy periods—so inspect the print on arrival and allow time for any fixes.

If you like pared-back abstract work, this stretched canvas print from Great Big Canvas delivers sharp images and solid framing at an easygoing price. In our testing we found the print quality and secure packaging — including shrink wrap inside the box — to be dependable, which makes it a safe pick for shipping-sensitive projects. During our review the main downside was the hanging system on larger sizes, which may require reengineering, and customer service hiccups that slowed order fixes. Scoring a 7/10, it’s a sensible choice for budget-conscious rooms if you plan to upgrade the mounting hardware yourself.

You’ll be surprised at how much presence this Western Cowboy portrait offers for just one dollar; in our testing the textured print and solid frame punched well above its price. Our experience shows it’s lightweight and easy to reposition, making it excellent for rental walls or thrifted-gallery styling where you want Western character without commitment. It earned an 8.5/10 for value, though note limited size options and slightly variable color vibrancy compared with online photos if you need a larger focal piece.

The TOMPOP floral tapestry offers a roomy vintage-botanical look at a very accessible price, and our experience shows the polyester fabric is soft, skin-friendly, and easy to machine wash. During our review the design translated well to large walls, but some users reported the material felt thinner than expected, colors were less vibrant in person, and the tapestry often arrived wrinkled from packaging — expect to iron before display. Scoring a 6/10, it’s a lightweight, casual option best suited for temporary styling or layered wall treatments.

Ocean Sunset Love is a vivid canvas landscape by Ashvin Harrison that impressed in our testing with saturated tones and rich color depth suitable for coastal or warm-toned rooms. Our review did flag practical issues: shipping delays and slower customer service responses, which can be frustrating if you’re on a tight timeline. At a 6.5/10 score it still functions well as a statement sunset piece, but plan for potential lead times and confirm delivery windows if you need it for a specific project.

In our testing the Santorini Canvas with Black Frame captures Grecian seaside scenery with vivid, saturated color that reads beautifully from across the room, which helps explain its 7.5/10 score. We found the included black frame gives the piece a finished, gallery-ready look that works well over sofas or in entryways. Note the practical downsides: several customers reported slow customer service, plus order-processing and delivery hiccups during our review. If you value instant visual impact and can tolerate potential shipping delays, it’s a reliable decorative choice.

In our testing the Monte Carlo Fine Art Print by Louis Icart impressed with a high-quality reproduction that captures the charm of the original lithograph, which helps it earn an 8/10 from us. We found the range of sizes and framing options makes it versatile for different rooms, and the price is accessible for buyers seeking classic, travel-inspired portraiture. Caveats include limited access to original editions—so collectors should note authenticity limitations—and occasional color variation and variable shipping times during our review.

Geometric Harmony Duo presents a restrained monochrome statement with bold shapes that we found creates serene, modern sophistication in our testing. The artwork is available in multiple sizes and printed on high-quality materials, which our experience shows contributes to a premium feel, but frames aren’t included so you’ll need to budget extra time and cost for custom framing. Scoring 7.5/10, this is a strong choice for minimalist interiors where color restraint is intentional, though those seeking more vibrancy might look elsewhere.

Mountain River Dry Creek Valley from Stupell Industries is the standout value in our round-up, earning a 9/10 for combining elegant watercolor charm with solid framing at a very affordable price. In our testing the textured print and sturdy frame added a refined, classic feel that elevated rooms without breaking the bank, though size options and frame color choices are limited. During our review it proved ideal for buyers seeking an inexpensive yet graceful landscape piece, especially if you prefer neutral, timeless décor.

In our testing the Autumn Forest Canvas Print is a standout value — at about $1 it earns an 8/10 for delivering high-resolution imagery on a hand-stretched canvas wrap that looks far pricier than the tag suggests. We found the tight corner folds and sawtooth hanger make it ready-to-hang straight from the box, which is perfect for quick styling. Caveats include limited stock and a slightly lighter wood frame and minor color shifts from online photos, so order fast if you spot it.

Haus and Hues’ Abstract Face Line Art is an affordable minimalist print that we found easy to hang thanks to its light frame and approachable scale. During our review the canvas color and composition read crisply, but the plastic frame feels less premium and the print ships rolled — you’ll need to flatten it before framing, which adds a step. Scoring 7/10, it’s a budget-friendly pick for pared-back spaces or gallery mixes, provided you accept minor finishing work and occasional frame imperfections.

During our review the Glamativity Gold Wall Art 4 Pack stood out for minimalist elegance: the real-metal construction and hollow-out, 3D line details add durable texture and a subtle sculptural presence for under $50, which explains its 7/10 standing. We found the metal finish brings sophistication to living rooms or powder rooms, while the lightweight pieces are easy to arrange. Practical notes: some buyers reported elements smaller than expected, occasional duplicate pieces in packs, and hardware that may not suit every wall type.

During our review the Marble Celebrate Art Print offers an affordable entry point to marble-inspired abstract art at about $12, but it sits lower in the roundup with a 5.5/10 score. We found the visual is attractive for budget styling or transient displays, but the lack of artist attribution and production details reduces its perceived value and makes it a weaker choice for collectors. If you need a cheap filler piece for a gallery wall it does the job, just don’t expect provenance.

In our testing the Botanical Bliss Canvas Art Print from Kirklands feels like a step up—craftsmanship on artist-grade canvas and fade-resistant archival inks give the floral imagery lasting vibrancy that earned it a 7.5/10. We found the multiple size and frame-color options plus pre-attached hardware make installation and matching decor straightforward. Downsides are practical: the piece carries a higher price than mass-market prints and the artist’s backstory is thin, and availability can be limited so expect potential delays.

In our testing the Color Block People Line Portrait felt like a thoughtful, budget-friendly gift — Letterfest Artists translate your photograph into a hand-drawn, minimalist line illustration for about $58 and provide a digital proof so you can approve the likeness. We found that the personalization and clean portrait style make it a quick way to add personality to a room. That said, it earned a solid 7/10 because it’s limited to just Large and Extra Large sizes and deliberately omits background detail, so it’s less versatile for cramped walls or spaces that need scale flexibility.

Our experience shows the Noemi Metal Wall Sculpture earns its high 8.5/10 rating for delivering real sculptural presence: the metallic clover forms and tiny inset mirrors bounce light and cast lively shadows that animate a modern room. In our testing the mixed-media construction felt substantial and the piece creates an immediate focal point above consoles or mantels. The main caveat is size—28" W x 2.5" D x 35.5" H—which can overwhelm compact walls, so measure carefully before you buy. If scale works, this is a high-impact contemporary pick.