Collection: Large Bathroom Wall Art

Wall art for the bathroom in large sizes made to fill a wall: Charleston’s Rainbow Row, a sea turtle off Hilton Head Island, a bright yellow butterfly, sunset over Lake Michigan and Lake Tahoe’s Emerald Bay.

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Elevate your space with our Large Bathroom Wall Art Canvas Art

Large bathroom wall art gives a roomy bath, a long vanity wall or the space beside a freestanding tub one confident focal point instead of a scatter of small frames. Every piece here is a vertical animal scene on canvas, from a camel kneeling in a clawfoot tub to ducklings around a washtub. Choose 28x42, 32x48 or 40x60 inches, framed in black, white or natural wood, or unframed.

Painterly Brushwork in Soft Blues, Sage and Blush

For a calm, artful wall, these impressionist and painterly canvases carry their color across a big surface. Camel Kneeling in a Clawfoot Tub pairs blue, teal and beige, and Walrus Sprawled in a Clawfoot Tub adds an expressionist edge in blue and teal. Sage Green Bathroom Wall Art with a Basin Bunny suits green and sage schemes, while Blush Pink Bathroom Art with a Peeking French Bulldog brings pink and beige. Funny Animal Canvas Art of a Bathing Bear mixes blue, brown and beige, and Funny Bathroom Canvas Art Basset Hound with Dripping Ears leans beige and purple.

Bold Pop Art for a Playful Statement

At large sizes, pop art and contemporary color reads from across the room. Hedgehog Paddling Across the Clawfoot Tub and Funny Bathroom Prints Cat Claims the Sink share purple and beige. Bubble Bath Wall Art with a Corgi in Suds is the most colorful, with pink, blue, teal and purple. Half Bath Wall Decor with a Curious Donkey adds gray and yellow, Vertical Bathroom Wall Art of a Bathing Giraffe works in green and teal, Fun Bathroom Wall Art with a Hanging Sloth mixes blue, teal and brown, and Cat Bathroom Wall Art with a Grumpy Tabby brings a touch of gold.

Watercolor and Vintage Illustration in Light Neutrals

For a lighter, airier wall, these watercolor and retro illustrated pieces stay mostly in beige and white. Watercolor options include Clawfoot Tub Wall Art Penguin Ready to Dive, Curious Raccoon at the Pedestal Sink, Puffin Admires Its Reflection in the Washtub, Small Bathroom Wall Art with a Tree Frog in white and blue, Goat Balancing on the Washtub Rim, Funny Bathroom Animal Art Pelican Overflows the Sink and Cute Bathroom Wall Art of Ducklings Around a Washtub. For a vintage feel, look at Shetland Pony Drinks the Bathwater, Soggy Lion in a Clawfoot Tub, Rooster Crowing at the Bathtub Tap and Guest Bathroom Wall Art with a Steaming Capybara.

How to Choose the Right Large Size

  • Aim for a canvas about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, whether that’s a vanity, a tub, a sofa, a bed or a dining table.
  • These pieces are vertical, so 28x42 suits a narrow wall beside a tub, 32x48 fills a standard wall, and 40x60 anchors a tall or open wall on its own.
  • Hang the center around 57 to 60 inches from the floor, and leave 8 to 10 inches above a vanity or headboard so the piece feels connected to it.

Want smaller sizes too? Browse the full bathroom wall art collection, or see more statement pieces for any room in our large canvas wall art.

What size canvas works best on a large bathroom wall?

For a wall above a double vanity or beside a freestanding tub, 32x48 inches usually feels balanced, while 40x60 inches suits a tall or open wall that needs one strong focal point. A vertical piece like Camel Kneeling in a Clawfoot Tub fills that height well. On a narrower wall, 28x42 inches still reads as a statement.

Which colors pair well with a sage green or pink bathroom?

Sage Green Bathroom Wall Art with a Basin Bunny carries green, sage green and beige, so it sits naturally in a sage or neutral room. For pink tiles or towels, Blush Pink Bathroom Art with a Peeking French Bulldog pairs pink with beige. Both are painterly, so they feel soft rather than loud.

Should I choose a frame for a large bathroom canvas?

A frame in black, white or natural wood gives a large canvas a finished edge and can echo your fixtures, such as black with dark hardware or natural wood with a wood vanity. A bold piece like Bubble Bath Wall Art with a Corgi in Suds also looks crisp unframed. Pick framed for a polished look, unframed for a clean, modern one.