Framed Vertical Wall Art

Framed vertical wall art in tall, ready-to-hang formats: Boston and Pittsburgh sports pride, the New York Yankees emblem, Charleston’s Rainbow Row, a Santa Fe desert sunrise and the Holy Family in Christian abstract.

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Elevate your space with our Framed Vertical Canvas Art

Framed vertical wall art gives a tall canvas a clean, finished edge, so it’s ready to hang beside a doorway, over a console or between two windows. Every piece here is painted by our artists and comes in seven sizes from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, with a black, white or natural wood frame, or unframed if you prefer. Most of these works share a soft beige palette, which makes the frame color a big part of the final look.

Mid-Century and Minimalist Abstracts

These modern, minimalist abstracts suit living rooms, entryways and offices. A black frame sharpens the shapes in Mid Century Modern Abstract Painting with Slate Slab, while natural wood picks up the mid-century feel of Mid Century Abstract Art with Leaning Olive Leaf. For the warmer beige, orange and terracotta tones of Vertical Abstract Wall Art with Olive Arcs, a wood frame keeps everything warm and earthy.

Calm Water and Shoreline Scenes

Quiet, minimalist landscapes in beige and brown bring a sense of stillness to a bedroom, bathroom or reading corner. A white frame keeps Ivory Wall Art with Two Boats Adrift and Beach Minimalist Art of a Lone Walker light and airy, while natural wood adds warmth to Neutral Wall Art of a Becalmed Sailboat. For a crisper, gallery-style outline, try black around Japanese Minimalist Art of a Heron in the Shallows or Solitude Painting of a Lone Rower at Dawn.

Gentle Wildlife for Nurseries and Kids’ Rooms

Soft beige animal paintings, many showing young animals and their parents, make a tall framed piece a sweet fit above a crib or dresser. Minimalist styles like Scandinavian Nursery Wall Art of an Alert Impala Fawn, Nursery Wall Decor Above Crib with Elephant Trunks Touching, Lion Cub Gazing at a Low Pale Sun, Contemporary Nursery Wall Art with a Colobus Monkey and Gazelle Fawn Lying Low in Hiding look soft and fresh in white. The illustrative, vintage-inspired Mother Pangolin Carrying Her Baby on Her Tail and Hand Painted Baby Rhino and Oxpecker for the Nursery pair naturally with wood. Painterly scenes such as Elephant Calf Asleep on Its Side, Lioness Guarding Her Sleeping Cub, Safari Animal Nursery Prints Rhino Calf and Mother, Jungle Animal Nursery Art with a Gorilla Piggyback, Mother Hippo and Calf Resting Together, Nursery Animal Giraffe Mother Bending to Her Calf and Meerkat Pup Stretched Out in the Warm Sand work in any of the three frames. For a touch of pink, look to Warthog Piglet Trotting with Its Tail Held High and Fluffy Ostrich Chick on Long Pink Legs, which feel gentle in white or wood.

Choosing the Right Frame

  • Pick black for contrast and a modern, gallery-style edge, especially with abstracts or against light walls.
  • Pick white for a soft, airy look in nurseries, bedrooms and bright rooms with pale walls.
  • Pick natural wood to warm up beige and terracotta tones and to echo wood furniture or floors.

Want more tall pieces, framed or not? Browse our full vertical wall art collection, or explore every orientation in our framed canvas wall art.

What colors go well with framed vertical wall art in beige tones?

Beige pieces pair easily with warm whites, greige, soft greens and terracotta accents. Vertical Abstract Wall Art with Olive Arcs adds orange and terracotta of its own, so it ties nicely to rust or clay pillows and throws. A natural wood frame keeps the whole look warm.

Which frame color works best for a nursery?

White is a popular choice for a soft, light nursery, while natural wood adds warmth and suits wood cribs and dressers. Nursery Wall Decor Above Crib with Elephant Trunks Touching looks calm and airy in white. Hand Painted Baby Rhino and Oxpecker for the Nursery, with its vintage-inspired style, pairs well with wood.

What size framed vertical piece should I choose?

Each piece comes in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches. Smaller sizes suit narrow walls, hallways or a spot beside a bookshelf, while 40x60 makes a statement over a console or in an entryway. A tall abstract like Mid Century Modern Abstract Painting with Slate Slab works well in a larger size where it can anchor the wall.