Wall Art Size Guide & Chart
8x10 vs 16x20 Art Prints
This art print size guide shows you which framed celebrity art print size fits your wall, so you can skip the guesswork and order the right Celebs on Sandwiches print to fit your space.
How to Choose the Right Size for Wall Art
The goal when choosing a wall art size is balance...not too empty, not too cluttered. Need to fill a narrow, vertical space between a window and a bookshelf? A vertical row of small art prints works great. Have a big blank wall above the couch? Go with a few large prints, or hang several smaller prints together to create a gallery wall.
When to Choose 8x10 Prints
Small wall art works best in small spaces...like bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms, or a desk nook. There are no rules, but hanging a single 8x10 art print above a full sectional won't have the impact you're picturing.
8x10 prints are built for pairs and groups, playing off each other to form a gallery wall of your favorite celebrity art pairings. Hang on-screen couples side by side, like Tony and Carmela Soprano. Group iconic ensembles like The Golden Girls, or build out a whole cast like Michael, Jim, Pam, Kevin, Stanley, and Dwight from The Office.
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When to Choose 16x20 Prints
If you're filling a large wall, a 16x20 print is the perfect statement wall art piece. It sets the tone for the whole room with just one hook. It's the size that turns your celebrity art print into a conversation-starting centerpiece.
Our favorite ways to work large framed wall art into a room:
- Two statement pieces above a sofa, bed, or fireplace
- A horizontal gallery wall of 16x20 art prints to fill a large wall
- Paired with smaller 8x10 prints for scale and contrast to create a dynamic gallery wall
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8x10 Prints
Small rooms, gallery walls, desks, shelves. Above a nightstand, in a gallery grid, or hung vertically between a window and bookshelf.
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16x20 Prints
Large open walls, statement pieces, focal points. Above a sofa, bed, fireplace, or arranged horizontally to fill a large blank wall.