Landtiere

Land animal wall art can work as anything from a subtle decorative detail to the main focal point of a room. The right piece usually depends on three things: the animal itself, the style of the artwork and the space where it will be displayed.

Choose an Animal That Suits the Mood of the Room

Different animals create very different visual associations. Deer and horses can feel elegant, pastoral and calm, while lions, tigers and other big cats tend to create a stronger, more dramatic focal point. Elephants and safari animals work particularly well in eclectic, travel-inspired and maximalist interiors, while woodland animals can feel softer and more natural.

If you are building a broader wildlife scheme, you can also explore our
wildlife wall art prints
for more animal-inspired artwork.

Consider Colour, Contrast and Existing Decor

For neutral or monochrome interiors, black and white animal prints can add detail without overwhelming the room. Browse our
black and white wall art
for artwork that works especially well with dark frames, pale walls and more minimal schemes.

If your room already uses stronger colours, look for animal artwork that either repeats those tones or deliberately contrasts with them. Our
multi coloured wall art
can be useful for creating a more layered, expressive gallery wall.

Use Animal Prints as a Statement or as Part of a Gallery Wall

A single large animal print can create a strong focal point above a sofa, bed, console table or fireplace. Smaller prints work well in pairs, trios or mixed gallery walls, particularly when combined with artwork in contrasting styles.

For a less themed look, mix wildlife artwork with
abstract wall art prints,
botanical artwork or typography. Combining different subjects helps the finished wall feel collected rather than overly coordinated.

Match the Scale of the Artwork to the Space

Larger walls generally suit larger artwork or grouped arrangements, while narrow hallways, smaller bedrooms and home offices often benefit from more compact pieces. When hanging art above furniture, aim for a scale that feels connected to the furniture below rather than leaving the artwork floating in too much empty wall space.

Framed or Unframed Animal Wall Art

Framing can change the character of animal artwork significantly. Black frames tend to create a sharper, more contemporary look, while natural wood can soften wildlife imagery and work particularly well with botanical, Scandinavian and relaxed interiors. Gold and darker wood frames can make animal prints feel more traditional, decorative or collected.

Westloft animal wall art is designed to work across living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, home offices, children’s rooms and gallery walls, making it easy to choose wildlife artwork that complements the rest of your interior rather than feeling like a standalone theme.