Make the most of a narrow wall gap
The strip of wall between windows, the space beside a doorway or an overlooked hallway corner can be hard to finish. A tall canvas follows the shape of the gap and creates a vertical focal point. Choose its width first so it sits comfortably within the clear space, then consider how its height relates to nearby doors, windows and furniture. Botanical studies give the eye a natural upward line, while quiet landscapes and abstract forms offer different moods within the same slim proportions. For a shallow gap above furniture, see our Long Horizontal Wall Art. Browse All Wall Art for other shapes.
Tall and narrow wall art FAQs
Finding the right artwork for slim gaps and awkward vertical wall spaces.
Where can I hang tall and narrow wall art?
Tall and narrow wall art can suit the space between windows, beside a doorway, in an entrance or along a hallway. The designs here use a slim 1:3 format, meaning the artwork is three times as high as it is wide. Measure the clear gap to choose a piece that sits comfortably within it.
What sizes are available?
The listed size options are Medium at 12×36 inches, Large at 16×48 inches and X-Large at 20×60 inches. Measurements are given as width × height. Each size keeps the same slender 1:3 proportions, with the smaller width often being the starting point for an awkward wall gap.
How do I measure a narrow wall space for artwork?
Measure the usable width between window trim, door frames or other fixtures, then check the available height. Leave room around the artwork and allow for doors opening, curtains moving and nearby switches. Mark out the proposed size with paper or removable tape. For a tight fit, confirm the outside frame measurements before ordering.
What frame finishes are available?
These canvas prints are offered with Natural, Black and Gold frame options. Choose a finish that works with nearby timber, metal details or door frames, and check the individual product page for the full framing details.














































