We get it. Wall art isn’t for every room. If it was, you might have oil paintings not-so-delicately hanging from your kitchen cabinets. For rooms that welcome a splash of color or scenery, there's a seamless way to bring it into line of view. The right piece of wall art can transform a space from bland to grand, adding personality and depth to your home. 

But with so many different home decor styles and wall art options available, how do you choose? We’re here to help. 

Here’s how to find wall art that perfectly complements your home based on your decor style: 

Modern Minimalist 

For those who appreciate clean lines and uncluttered spaces: modern minimalist decor calls for art that makes a statement without overwhelming the room. Large-scale abstract pieces with simple color palettes and brush strokes can work wonders. 

Consider “Indigo Crescent” or “Ethereal Horizon” on canvas, featuring calming tones and fluid lines. A simple alternative is line art like “Little Tulips” on canvas. A series of black, white, and gray-toned art—like “Rolling Fog, Smoky Mountains No. 2” or “Neutral Veil” in sleek frames can create a gallery-like feel without disrupting the minimalist aesthetic. 

Bohemian Chic 

Eclectic and free-spirited, bohemian interiors welcome art that’s as vibrant and diverse as the style itself. Embrace color and texture with a paper mache wall hanging or set of woven baskets arranged as wall art. 

For a more traditional approach, look for pieces that feature rich, earth- and water-toned colors and intricate patterns, like Pier 1's “Blue Single Moroccan Tile Canvas” and “Ripple Effect Canvas.” 

Coastal Charm 

Bring the serenity of the seaside into your home with art that echoes the colors and textures of the shore. Oversized photographs of beach scenes or abstract seascapes in soft blues and sandy neutrals can transport you to the coast. 

“Calming Seas” or “Beach Days” will have you enjoying the blue ocean waves right in your living room, or opt for the “Wind and Water” on canvas to capture the essence of coastal living without being too literal. 

Farmhouse Style 

Rustic and cozy, farmhouse style calls for art that feels both nostalgic and lived-in. 

Vintage-inspired botanical prints like “Sunshine Florals” or duo-toned landscapes in distressed frames like this wooden-framed “Windmill” canvas piece evoke simpler times and add character to farmhouse interiors. Consider Pier 1’s “Willow Farm” or “Quiet Valley” canvas prints for an authentic farmhouse touch, or create a framed gallery wall with a mix of family photos and classic rustic signage. 

Mid-Century Modern 

Celebrating the design ethos of the 1950s and 60s, mid-century modern spaces pair beautifully with bold, graphic art. Look for pieces featuring geometric shapes, atomic designs, or stylized nature motifs. Both “Not Dolls, Bowlsl” and “Mediterranean Motif XII” offer a neutral palette that would pair perfectly with most color schemes, and “Olive Sphere” serves an abstract take on mid-century aesthetics to add interest to your space. 

Scandinavian Simplicity 

Light, airy, and functional, Scandinavian design embraces the beauty of minimalism while celebrating natural elements. This style emphasizes clean lines, soft textures, and a harmonious blend of form and function. 

Opt for pieces with plenty of white space and subtle pops of color that complement the style's signature pale wooden accents like rattan or light wood. “Wood Circle Mirror” captures the essence of Scandinavian design as a minimalist yet functional piece of art, while the “Round Lattice Wall Clock” adds texture and white space, enhancing the bright, open feel characteristic of this style. For a touch of hygge, consider a serene nature print like “A Frosty Morning” or abstract piece featuring soft, muted tones that echo the refreshing glow of spring or the calm of a frosty morning. 

Regardless of your personal aesthetic, the most important aspect of selecting wall art is choosing pieces that resonate with you personally. Don't be afraid to mix and match styles—a touch of the unexpected can add depth and interest to your decor. When hanging, consider scale and placement: a large piece of art can serve as a room’s focal point, while a gallery wall of smaller pieces can fill an unexpected space (think: stairwell) beautifully. Play with height and arrangement to find what feels right. 

Lastly, don't feel pressured to fill every nook and cranny of your home. A single, well-chosen piece can have more impact than a room full of art. The beauty of wall art lies not just in the pieces themselves, but in how they interact with each other and reflect your personal style. Whether you're drawn to the bold statements of modern art or the subtle charm of vintage pieces, there's wall art out there that will speak to your aesthetic and elevate your home. 

Make your walls a canvas for self-expression.