13 Best Entryway Wall Art Prints to Make Your Home Feel Welcoming
An entryway is the first thing guests see and the last thing you pass before leaving, yet it is often the barest wall in the house. A well-chosen piece of entryway wall art fixes that quickly. It tells people the space was planned, adds personality before they reach the living room, and gives a plain console table something to anchor to.
We went through Cozy Spirit Studio’s entryway collection and narrowed it to 13 prints: travel posters, national park scenes, vintage-leaning city art, Art Deco ballet, a floral, and an abstract. Every print comes in the same ten sizes and five frame options, so the real decision is which subject fits your style, palette, and wall.
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Quick comparison: 13 entryway prints at a glance
All prints start at $36.00 (smallest unframed size). Framed and larger sizes cost more, up to $140 across the range.
| # | Artwork | Best for | Style | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | New York City Skyline Travel Wall Art Print | City-lovers, above a console | Travel/skyline | $36 |
| 2 | Venice Italy Travel Poster | Travel-inspired focal point | Travel poster | $36 |
| 3 | Amsterdam Travel Poster Print | Pairing or a small gallery wall | Travel poster | $36 |
| 4 | Zion National Park Travel Print | Outdoor lovers | National park/travel | $36 |
| 5 | Mount Rainier National Park Poster Print | Pacific Northwest fans | National park poster | $36 |
| 6 | Grand Canyon Poster Living Room Wall Art | Larger, landscape-style statement | National park poster | $36 |
| 7 | Seattle Landmark Skyline Vintage Poster | Vintage-inspired city art | Vintage skyline | $36 |
| 8 | Vintage Yellow Taxi Poster | Small, playful entry walls | Vintage/retro | $36 |
| 9 | Chicago Weekend Jazz Poster | Eclectic, music-minded homes | Jazz/city poster | $36 |
| 10 | Green Giselle Ballet Art Deco Poster | Elegant statement piece | Art Deco ballet | $36 |
| 11 | Sangiovese Florence Italia Wine Poster | Italy fans, entry near a dining area | Italian wine poster | $36 |
| 12 | Peonia Floral Poster Wall Print | Softer, welcoming look | Floral | $36 |
| 13 | Abstract Face Print Wall Decor | Modern, contemporary entries | Abstract | $36 |
How to choose entryway wall art
Start with the wall, not the print. Measure the width of the wall and of the console table or bench beneath it. A reliable starting point is art that spans roughly 60–75% of the furniture width. Our wall art sizing guide has the math, and the wall art size calculator does it for you. Tape a paper outline to the wall before ordering.
Small or narrow foyer. Keep the scene simple and the frame slim. These frames are listed at about 0.4–0.6 inches wide and 0.79–0.98 inches deep, so they won’t stick out much in a tight hallway. A single mid-size print, such as 16×20 or 18×24, usually reads better than several tiny ones.
Above a console table. Hang the bottom edge roughly 6–10 inches above the table so the two read as one group. With nothing underneath, center the art around 57–60 inches from the floor.
Matching your interior. In a neutral entry, a travel poster or national park print adds the one place color or story can come in. In a colorful hallway, pick the print that repeats one of the room’s colors rather than adding a new one. Dark walls suit a white or light wood frame for contrast; light walls suit black or dark wood. Our guide to choosing wall art colors explains the logic.
Single statement print or gallery wall. One large print works for a short wall or a minimalist look. Two or three related prints suit a longer wall. If you go with several, the gallery wall layout guide covers vertical columns and horizontal rows, which suit narrow entry walls best.
Framed or unframed. Every print here offers both. Unframed is the cheapest and easiest to swap but needs a frame you source yourself. Framed arrives ready to hang, with plexiglass instead of glass. For a comparison of materials, see our canvas vs. framed print vs. acrylic guide.
Before you buy: these prints are made to order. The store’s page says it can’t accept returns or exchanges, but will replace a print that arrives damaged. Confirm size, frame color, and shipping cost at checkout.
The 13 best entryway wall art prints
Every print below is sold in these sizes: 5×7, 8×10, 8×12, 11×14, 12×18, 16×20, 18×24, 20×28, 24×36 and 28×40 inches. Frame options: Unframed, White, Wood, Dark wood, and Black. Prices listed range from $36 to $140 depending on size and frame.
1. New York City Skyline Travel Wall Art Print
Best for: Anyone who wants a recognizable city print as the anchor of an entryway.
Design style: Travel poster with a skyline subject.
Why it stands out: A skyline reads from across the room, which suits an entry where people see the wall for a few seconds at a time. It also works as a conversation starter for guests.
Where it works best: Centered above a console table or hung on the wall facing the door.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. A 16×20 or 18×24 suits most console tables.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed; framed and larger sizes cost more. Prices and stock may change.
Who should consider it: City-lovers and anyone who wants a straightforward, widely appealing subject.
2. Venice Italy Travel Poster
Best for: A travel-inspired focal point in a traditional or eclectic foyer.
Design style: Travel poster.
Why it stands out: Venice is a destination people feel strongly about, so this print carries a sense of place into the entry. It also pairs naturally with the Amsterdam and Florence prints below.
Where it works best: Above a bench or console, alone or as the center of a trio.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: Verified in detail: unframed runs from $36 (5×7) to $69 (28×40); framed runs from $55 (5×7) to $140 (28×40). Prices and stock may change.
Who should consider it: Travelers and anyone building a European-themed wall.
View sizes and frame options for the Venice poster →
3. Amsterdam Travel Poster Print
Best for: Building a small set of city prints.
Design style: Travel poster.
Why it stands out: Because it comes from the same travel-poster family as Venice, it is easy to hang two or three together at the same size and frame without the wall looking random.
Where it works best: Beside or beneath another city print on a narrow wall.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. Matching sizes and frame color keeps a set tidy.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed; up to $140 framed at the largest size. May change.
Who should consider it: Anyone who prefers a collected look to a single print.
4. Zion National Park Travel Print
Best for: Hikers and anyone who wants nature at the front door.
Design style: National park travel print.
Why it stands out: A national park subject brings the outdoors into a space that is usually all coats and keys. It also feels less formal than a city print.
Where it works best: Near the door in a mudroom-style entry or above a bench.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. A wood or dark wood frame suits an outdoorsy theme.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. Prices and stock may change.
Who should consider it: Outdoor enthusiasts and casual, lived-in homes.
5. Mount Rainier National Park Poster Print
Best for: Pacific Northwest fans and mountain lovers.
Design style: National park poster.
Why it stands out: It is a personal-feeling pick for anyone with a tie to Washington State, and it pairs with the Seattle print for a regional pair.
Where it works best: On its own in a short hallway.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Locals, travelers, and gift buyers who know a Rainier fan.
6. Grand Canyon Poster Living Room Wall Art
Best for: A larger landscape-style statement.
Design style: National park poster.
Why it stands out: Despite the “living room” in the title, the store tags it for entryways, and a landmark this recognizable holds up at a larger size such as 24×36.
Where it works best: On a wide wall with space around it.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. Go larger if the wall has room.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed; larger framed sizes cost more. May change.
Who should consider it: Anyone who wants one big, simple subject rather than a gallery wall.
7. Seattle Landmark Skyline Vintage Poster
Best for: Vintage-inspired city art.
Design style: Vintage skyline poster, per the listing title.
Why it stands out: It combines a city subject with a vintage treatment, which sits comfortably in older homes and in modern spaces that want a bit of character.
Where it works best: A short wall beside the door, or paired with the Mount Rainier print.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Seattle natives and fans of vintage wall art prints.
8. Vintage Yellow Taxi Poster
Best for: A small, playful entry wall.
Design style: Vintage or retro poster, per the listing title.
Why it stands out: A single recognizable object is easy to read in a narrow space and adds humor without clutter.
Where it works best: At 8×10 to 12×18 above a small shelf or hooks.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. A black frame gives a crisp outline.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Renters and apartment dwellers with limited wall space.
9. Chicago Weekend Jazz Poster
Best for: Eclectic, music-minded homes.
Design style: Jazz and city poster.
Why it stands out: It brings music and a city together in one print, which is a little less expected than a skyline.
Where it works best: Beside a record shelf, bar cart, or coat rack in a more casual entry.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Jazz fans and people who like a lived-in, personal look.
10. Green Giselle Ballet Art Deco Poster
Best for: An elegant statement piece.
Design style: Art Deco ballet poster.
Why it stands out: Art Deco styling gives a formal, dressed-up note that most travel posters don’t. It suits an entry that leans classic.
Where it works best: Above a console with a mirror nearby, at 18×24 or larger.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. Black or dark wood suits the style.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Dance fans and anyone who wants refinement over novelty.
11. Sangiovese Florence Italia Wine Poster
Best for: Italy fans, or an entry that opens toward a dining area.
Design style: Italian wine poster.
Why it stands out: It ties travel and food together and sits well beside the Venice print for an Italian pair.
Where it works best: Beside a console or at the end of a hallway leading to the kitchen.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Wine lovers and hosts.
12. Peonia Floral Poster Wall Print
Best for: A softer, welcoming entry.
Design style: Floral poster.
Why it stands out: Flowers are an easy way to make a hard-working entry feel less utilitarian, and they sit comfortably beside plants or a vase on the console.
Where it works best: Above a table with a lamp and a small vase.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices. White or wood frames keep it light.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Anyone who wants warmth rather than travel or city themes.
13. Abstract Face Print Wall Decor
Best for: Modern, contemporary entries.
Design style: Abstract.
Why it stands out: It offers a contemporary alternative to the destination themes above, and abstract work is easier to pair with changing decor. For more ideas, see our modern abstract wall art guide.
Where it works best: Above a sleek console, with a black or white frame.
Size and framing: All ten sizes; five frame choices.
Price and availability: From $36 unframed. May change.
Who should consider it: Anyone leaning modern who doesn’t want a travel theme.
Which entryway print should you choose?
These are editorial picks based on subject and listing details, not rankings from testing or sales data.
- Easy all-rounder: New York City Skyline Travel Wall Art Print, a widely recognizable subject.
- Best travel-inspired: Venice Italy Travel Poster, especially as part of a Venice/Amsterdam/Florence set.
- Best vintage-inspired: Seattle Landmark Skyline Vintage Poster or Vintage Yellow Taxi Poster.
- Best for a small entryway: Vintage Yellow Taxi Poster at 8×10 to 12×18.
- Best statement piece: Green Giselle Ballet Art Deco Poster or Grand Canyon Poster at 24×36.
- Best for a gallery wall: Venice, Amsterdam and Sangiovese Florence in matching sizes and frames.
- Best modern look: Abstract Face Print Wall Decor.
- Softest, most welcoming: Peonia Floral Poster Wall Print.
How to style your chosen artwork
Console table. Hang the print 6–10 inches above the table, centered on the table rather than the wall if the two differ. Add one lamp and one small object, not five.
Frames. Pick one frame color for the whole entry. Black and dark wood look crisp; white and wood feel lighter. Look at the metal or wood already in the space, such as hooks, mirror frame, table legs, and echo one of them.
Combining prints. Stick to the same size and frame for a set. The framed prints for modern homes guide shows how a coordinated set looks.
Narrow hallways. Use a vertical column of two or three small prints or a single mid-size print; avoid large uneven clusters.
Mirrors and lighting. A mirror opposite or beside the art bounces light and makes a short hall feel wider. Keep lamps off the art’s glare line since plexiglass reflects light.
Dimensions. Use the 60–75% rule from our sizing guide. If your space is compact, the small apartment wall art picks offer more ideas.
Frequently asked questions
What type of wall art looks best in an entryway?
Art with a clear, simple subject, since people view it briefly. Travel posters, landscapes, florals, and abstract prints all work.
What size artwork should I choose for a small foyer?
Usually 11×14 to 18×24. Measure the furniture below and aim for roughly 60–75% of its width.
Should I choose one large print or a gallery wall?
One print suits a short wall; two or three matching prints suit a longer one. Keep frames and sizes consistent.
Are framed prints better than unframed posters for an entryway?
Framed prints arrive ready to hang and protect the paper with plexiglass; unframed is cheaper if you already have a frame.
How do I match entryway art with my existing decor?
Repeat one color or one finish already in the room, and match frame color to the metal or wood nearby.
Where should I hang artwork above an entryway console?
About 6–10 inches above the table, centered on it.
How can I choose entryway artwork on a budget?
Start with a smaller unframed size, from $36 here, and add a frame later. Confirm shipping cost at checkout.
Conclusion
Entryway wall art doesn’t have to be elaborate. Measure your wall, decide whether you want one print or a small set, pick a subject that reflects you, and choose a frame that echoes what’s already in the space.
Revisit the print you liked most and check its current price, sizes, frame options and availability on the Cozy Spirit Studio page. If you’re still undecided, start with a size you can tape to the wall first.
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