Collection: Large Farmhouse Wall Art

Large farmhouse wall art in warm country color: a pasture gate in morning mist, corn rows at sunset, a summer sunflower field, a windmill by a stock tank, a covered bridge and a lone oak at golden hour.

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Elevate your space with our Large Farmhouse Canvas Art

A big wall calls for a piece that can hold its own, and large farmhouse wall art does just that, with open pastures, golden fields and farm animals painted in a soft, impressionist hand. Sized at 28x42, 32x48 or 40x60 inches, one of these canvases can anchor the space above a sofa, a bed or a long dining table, giving the whole room a calm country center.

Soft Green Pastures, Meadows and Field Gates

For a fresh, easy look, start with Modern Farmhouse Wall Art Pasture Gate in Morning Mist, in green, sage green and beige, or the green and blue tones of Country Wall Art of a Sunflower Field in Summer, both vertical. In a wide format, English Countryside Wall Art of a Red Field Gate adds touches of pink to sage green, and Farmhouse Landscape Painting by the Evening Pond pairs green with purple. Meadow Landscape Painting with Coral Wildflowers and Hay Bales Painting at First Peach Light keep things light in sage and beige, while Country Road Painting Through Summer Trees brings in teal and pink. For the quietest palettes, look to the beige Creek Painting Winding Through a Summer Meadow and the beige and blue Harvested Stubble Field Rows Under a Pale Sky.

Golden Hour, Sunsets and Moody Country Skies

Warmer, more dramatic color lives in Country Landscape Painting of Corn Rows at Sunset, with blue, teal and orange, and Countryside Oil Painting of a River Valley at Sunset, in green and pink. Gold and beige set the tone for Rustic Landscape Wall Art with a Crimson Maple and Lone Tree Painting of an Oak at Golden Hour, while Farm Landscape Painting with Windmill and Stock Tank leans into purple and brown; all five are vertical. For a wide wall, consider Fall Landscape Wall Art of the Maple Hedgerow in beige and pink, Red Barn Across Golden Grain Fields and Rolling Hills Painting of Golden Hay and Sage in gold and blue, or the gold and purple Wheat Field Painting Under a Gathering Storm.

Farm Animals with Personality

A farm animal painted large becomes a real conversation piece. Choose the warm gold and brown of Farmhouse Paintings Piglet in Golden Straw, the blue and beige Proud Farmhouse Rooster on a Fence Post, or the purple and sage tones of Farmhouse White Horse Grazing at Twilight. Highland Cow Canvas Painting in Autumn Wind and Farmhouse Jersey Cow in the Evening Pond mix brown with blue and teal, and Two Rustic Farmhouse Russet Hens in Summer Grass blends terracotta, brown and sage green. All are vertical, ideal for tall walls and narrower spaces.

Choosing the Right Size for a Big Wall

  • Aim for a canvas about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it: 32x48 or 40x60 inches suits most sofas, king beds and long dining tables.
  • Pick a horizontal piece for wide walls above a sofa or headboard, and a vertical 28x42 or 32x48 canvas for tall walls, stairways or the space between windows.
  • Hang the bottom edge 8 to 10 inches above a sofa or headboard so the piece reads as one with the furniture, not floating above it.

Want to see every size and subject? Browse the full range of farmhouse canvas wall art, or explore more styles in our large canvas wall art collection.

What colors pair well with large farmhouse wall art?

Soft sage greens and beiges, like those in Modern Farmhouse Wall Art Pasture Gate in Morning Mist, sit easily with white walls, linen and natural wood. If your room has warmer tones, the gold and blue of Red Barn Across Golden Grain Fields picks up honey woods and denim or navy textiles.

What size canvas should I hang above a sofa or bed?

For most sofas and queen or king beds, a 32x48 or 40x60 inch canvas fills the wall with the right presence, roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture. A horizontal piece such as Rolling Hills Painting of Golden Hay and Sage works especially well over a long sofa or headboard.

Should I choose a framed or unframed canvas?

A black, white or natural wood frame gives a finished, tailored edge, and natural wood suits the warm tones of Lone Tree Painting of an Oak at Golden Hour. Unframed canvas keeps a clean, casual look that lets a bold piece like Highland Cow Canvas Painting in Autumn Wind speak for itself.