
Wood Wall Art Ideas: Creative Decor for the Home
1. In Farmhouse Fashion
At its heart, wood wall art is all about simplicity; get back to basics – and a fresh farmhouse feel – with a raw wood panel (and floral drawings sketched onto its surface).






2. Portals to Other Worlds
Wood wall art doesn’t have to be all-rustic, all the time. (In fact, some of the most popular designs don’t even look like wood wall art; if we’re getting technical, the term “wood wall art” can encompass any art type – including canvas prints – displayed on a wood frame). Look to add contemporary elegance – and even a bit of mystery – with photographs of scenic destinations. Consider them “windows” to your imagination!
Reclaimed Wood Wall Art Ideas
Reclaimed wood wall art is a fun method to create a rustic-inspired look without having to empty out a piggy bank. (In other words: it's affordable!) Try this for a "just for fun" project: using a plywood board for a base, place flat slats of dark and light woods of different shapes, arranging so that the pieces fit together like mosaic tiling. To secure a slat of wood to plywood, use superglue or wood-safe glue found at craft stores. Once finished, frame your reclaimed wood masterpiece, and then hang up for show!



3. The Darker, the Moodier
Traditionally, the design rule of thumb says to keep darker colors near the floor, and style lighter as you go up – but dark wooden wall art proves that some rules are meant to be broken! Moody, elegant and just a little bit rustic, it’s the perfect way to bring depth and contrast in the last place you’d expect: up above!







5. Super Symmetry
If you love a particular pattern on a wood wall art piece, double it up! Hanging up two identical pictures side-by-side adds a symmetrical appeal – making any room feel defined and pulled-together.

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