Collection: Hallway Fine Art for Narrow, Modern Spaces

This collection brings together abstract fine art prints and original artworks by Australian artist Tory Burke, chosen to suit hallways, entryways and corridors. Arch compositions such as Emerald Arch, Nero Arch and Crescent Arch sit comfortably on narrow walls, while works from the Stucco and Colour Play series add a quiet note of colour to a long corridor.

What Size Artwork Works Best in a Hallway?

Work with the proportions of the wall. As a guide:

• Narrow walls → vertical or smaller-scale works
• Longer hallways → a series or multiple artworks
• Entry spaces → medium to large statement pieces

Choose artwork that fits comfortably within the wall width, and avoid oversized pieces in narrow spaces.

Placement Tips

• Hang artwork at eye level for standing viewing
• On a narrow wall, use a single portrait-format piece or two smaller works hung one above the other
• In a long corridor, hang a series at a consistent height and spacing to create rhythm
• Above an entry console, a larger piece can be hung or simply leaned

For more ideas, read hallway art ideas for narrow spaces, leaning vs hanging artwork and how high to hang art.

Choosing a Style

• Structured compositions create rhythm along a hallway
• Softer palettes maintain flow between rooms
• Stronger pieces can be used in entry areas for impact

Framed or Unframed?

• Framed artwork gives transitional spaces a refined finish
• Unframed canvas offers a more relaxed, contemporary feel

Every print is a limited-edition giclée fine art print, hand-signed and numbered by Tory Burke. Looking for something bigger? Explore Large Fine Art Prints.

Explore by room: Living Room · Bedroom · Dining Room

Explore by colour: Neutral · Green · Blue · Red · Black · Pink