Music Wall Art

Music Wall Art

Music wall art pictures sound and the gear behind it: guitars, violins, trumpets, studio microphones, headphones, DJ and piano pieces, plus sheet music collages. Styles run from watercolor and oil painting to neon silhouettes and cosmic nebulas, so you can match a piece to a studio, a den or a living room.

Guitar Wall Art In Watercolor, Oil Painting And Illustration

Guitar art here includes a watercolor, an oil painting and an illustration. Acoustic Guitar Close Up Watercolor and Moody Acoustic Guitar Oil Painting both picture an acoustic guitar, so the choice comes down to medium. Twin Neck Guitar Illustration shows a guitar with two necks, a good match for a practice room.

Jazz Music Wall Art With Trumpets And An Orchestra Heart

Jazz music wall art here means trumpet pieces and a jazz orchestra heart. The brass trumpet piece pairs a trumpet with smoke and belongs above a bookshelf. Grunge Trumpeter Silhouette puts a player in the picture, a pick for a room where you listen to records. Jazz Orchestra Heart Illustration pairs an orchestra with a heart, for a stair landing or a hallway.

Studio Microphone And Headphone Art For A Home Studio

Studio microphone art is a direct match for a home studio. Condenser Microphone and Headphones puts both pieces of gear in one picture, and Headphones on Microphone with Sound Waves adds sound waves. Three Vintage Studio Microphones gives a wide wall three subjects, while Studio Microphone Close-up keeps to one. Above a 53 inch desk, a 36 x 24 inch piece covers about 68 percent of the width.

Vintage Music Posters And Wall Art With A Gramophone

Vintage music wall art here centers on a gramophone and old-style microphones. Gramophone with Flowing Musical Staff belongs near a shelf of records, while Vintage Microphone Orange Burst goes over a desk. For vintage music posters, choose the Poster Print finish, and for framed music wall art choose Framed Print or Framed Canvas. Above a 43 inch cabinet holding a record player, the gramophone piece at 30 x 20 inches covers about 70 percent.

Sheet Music And Collage Wall Art With Flowers Or A Map

Sheet music wall art here starts with Grunge Sheet Music Collage, for a room with music on the shelves. Urban Music Collage takes the collage idea to the city, a good match for an apartment. Musical Profile with Grunge Florals brings flowers into the music theme, and floral and botanical wall art is the place for flowers alone. Instrument Silhouette World Map puts instrument silhouettes on a world map, and city and country map art holds maps alone.

Cosmic Music Wall Art With Violins And A Boombox Astronaut

The cosmic pieces put violins and sound among nebulas and fractal space. Cosmic Violin and Golden Violin in Blue Nebula each pair a violin with space. Fractal Music Nebula and Cosmic Music Lightscape carry music into fractal and cosmic scenes, and Astronaut with Boombox belongs in a game room. Planets and galaxies with no instruments are in space and astronomy wall art.

DJ Wall Art With A Neon Silhouette And A Psychedelic Turntable

DJ pieces here run from a neon silhouette to an abstract microphone to a psychedelic turntable. Neon DJ Silhouette comes in Portrait, which fits a narrow gap beside a speaker. DJ Microphone Abstract belongs above a mixing desk. If you want modern music wall art, the neon and abstract pieces go with clean-lined furniture and a plain wall.

Large Music Wall Art For The Living Room With A Piano

Large music wall art for the living room starts with a wide, bare wall such as the one above a sofa. Over a 72 inch console, the Panoramic shape of Piano on the Beach at Sunset at 48 x 16 inches covers about 67 percent of the width. Above a 78 inch sofa, the same scene at 54 x 36 inches covers about 69 percent. Recursive Spiral Piano Keys belongs above a piano or keyboard.

Skull And Skeleton Music Wall Art With Headphones And Drums

Some music art uses a skull or a skeleton as its subject. Flaming Skeleton Drummer belongs in a room with a drum kit, and X-ray Skull with Headphones goes above a studio desk. For X-ray illustrations of a spine, shoulder and hip, see medical anatomy wall art.

How Each Piece Is Made

Nothing in this collection is printed until you place an order. Canvas prints use archival inks on museum-quality canvas stretched over a solid wooden inner frame. Canvas and framed versions arrive ready to hang, while a Poster Print arrives unframed.

Common Questions

Does Music Wall Art Come In Large Sizes?

Yes. Sizes depend on shape: Landscape reaches 60 x 40 inches, Square 48 x 48, Panoramic 60 x 20 and Portrait 30 x 60. Large sizes need wall space to match, so measure the furniture first and aim for two thirds to three quarters of its width.

Does This Collection Have Music Notes Wall Art?

Yes, as sheet music and a musical staff, both of which appear in piece titles here. Music Doodle Illustration and Hand Drawn Music Concept are two more music-themed pieces worth opening. For single notes or music symbols, check each picture on its product page before you order, since a title does not show them.

Is There Metal, Wooden Or Sticker Music Wall Art?

No. Every piece here is a picture printed to order, not a metal, wooden or sticker item, so there is no separate music note decor to mount or peel. Music appears inside the pictures instead, as instruments, gear and sheet music. Shipping is free, and returns run 30 days from delivery.

Where Should Wall Art Go In A Music Room?

Place it on an open wall with the center 57 to 60 inches from the floor, or 6 to 8 inches above a shelf, a cabinet or a desk. Measure to the middle of the picture rather than the top edge. Keep it clear of any instrument on a stand, so neither one crowds the other.

Is There Music Wall Art For A Bedroom?

Yes. Sunset Acoustic Guitar Silhouette and Moonlit Guitar Island are two to look at first for a bedroom: one is a sunset guitar silhouette, the other a moonlit guitar island. Above a 66 inch headboard, a 48 x 32 inch piece covers about 73 percent of the width. For a moon with no instrument, see sun and moon wall art.