Collection: Large Textured Wall Art

Large textured wall art with raised paint you can see and feel: a teal and gold tree with dripping roots, a gilded greige feather, a teal wave curl with gold drips and sage lily pads on peach water.

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Elevate your space with our Large Textured Canvas Art

Large textured wall art gives a big, empty wall something to hold onto: raised strokes, palette knife ridges and gilded drips that catch the light as it moves across the room. Every canvas here is painted by our artists and comes in seven sizes, with the 28x42, 32x48 and 40x60 inch formats made for the walls above a sofa, a bed or a dining table. All of these pieces are vertical, so they add height and a clear focal point that anchors the whole room.

Teal, Gold and Water Landscapes

For a calm, nature-led look, these painterly scenes pair teal, sage and soft beige with touches of gold. Start with Teal and Gold Tree With Dripping Roots, Teal Wave Curl with Gold Drips and Teal Lagoon With Gold Drip Outflow. Quieter water scenes include Sage and Ochre Reeds on Still Water, Sage and Teal Lily Pads on Peach Water and Rolling Navy Swells Under a Chalk Sky. Warmer skies come through in Plum Hills and Teal River at Sunset, Textured Golden Cumulus Over Sage Field for the Living Room and Abstract Pink Sun Through Sea Mist for the Bedroom, while Three Neutral Textured Leaves in Sage and Teal brings a botanical note.

Stone, Sand and Earthy Neutrals

If your room leans toward greige, taupe and terracotta, these pieces feel grounded and organic. Taupe Abstract Weathered Standing Stone and Wabi Sabi Gold-Seamed Stone Cairn lean into stone, while Large Textured Desert Sandstone Arch and Textured Beige Abstract Dune Crest bring desert warmth. Textured Abstract Greige Gilded Feather, 3D Textured Terracotta Disc Trio and Abstract Crimson Vein in Cream Marble round out the group with a more abstract edge.

Gilded and Blush Abstracts

For a modern, sculptural feel, these abstracts play with arcs, spirals and gold. Oversized Textured Gilded Ribbon Drift, Minimalist Textured Gilded Enso Circle and Gilded Clouds With Raspberry Rain Drips bring the shine, while Nautilus Spiral in Blush and Gold and Color Field Abstract Painting in Blush and Ochre add soft color. Palette Knife Abstract Painting of Crescent Arcs and Overlapping Ivory and Slate Arches keep things neutral and graphic.

Choosing the Size for a Big Wall

  • Above a sofa or bed, aim for art that spans about two-thirds of the furniture’s width; on a long sofa, two vertical 32x48 canvases side by side fill the space well.
  • On a tall wall, in an entry or behind a dining table, a single 40x60 vertical canvas anchors the room on its own.
  • Hang the center of the canvas around 57 to 60 inches from the floor, or 8 to 10 inches above the top of your furniture.

Want more options? Browse our full collection of textured wall art, or explore every style in large canvas wall art.

What colors pair well with large textured wall art?

Most of these pieces are built on beige, so they sit easily with warm whites, greige and natural wood. For a pop of color, Teal and Gold Tree With Dripping Roots works with teal or sage accents, while Large Textured Desert Sandstone Arch suits terracotta and rust tones.

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

Aim for art about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, which often means the 32x48 or 40x60 inch size. Because these canvases are vertical, a pair such as Teal Wave Curl with Gold Drips and Teal Lagoon With Gold Drip Outflow can cover a long sofa nicely.

Should I choose a frame for a large textured canvas?

A frame adds a finished edge: black gives contrast, white feels light and fresh, and natural wood warms up earthy pieces like Wabi Sabi Gold-Seamed Stone Cairn. Unframed works well for a more modern, gallery look, especially with Minimalist Textured Gilded Enso Circle.