Dogs Wall Art

Dogs Wall Art

Dog wall art is a lively pack of pups on canvas, with dachshunds, greyhounds, dalmatians, frenchies, poodles and plenty of mixed crews. Some wear berets and sunglasses, some ride skateboards, and some sit for quiet ink sketches. Pick your own dog's breed for a personal touch, or choose the mood first: funny, stylish or calm. Either way, the wall ends up feeling like home for two legs and four.

Dog Wall Art for Living Room Seats and Lazy Sundays

Your dog curls up beside you on the couch every evening, so the room you share deserves a piece with real charm. Dressed-up portraits are a favorite here. Hounds wear Victorian ruffs and lace collars, other pups sport flat caps and berets, and chihuahuas snuggle into knitted sweaters. This kind of dog portrait art looks witty over the couch or the mantel, especially against a dark or patterned wall.

Scenes of people with their dogs add warmth too. Women lounge in sunrooms and lemon orchards with a dalmatian or a greyhound close by, and children pose beside their pups. Choose one with colors that echo your cushions and rugs, so the room feels pulled together.

Size matters too. One big portrait gives a long wall a clear star, while two medium pieces look smart flanking a window. Pinks, peaches and teals feel fresh and modern, and browns, creams and deep greens feel classic and cozy. If the couch fabric is busy, pick a picture with a plain background so your dog's face stands out.

Bright Pop Color and Funny Dog Art for Kitchens and Baths

Funny dog art is where the range really lets loose. Dachshunds skate past with balloons, puppies cook in tall chef hats, and other pups cruise along in open-top cars. Neon and pop-color portraits add sunglasses and wild backdrops. Bold, punchy pieces like these are trending in kitchens and home bars. For more loud color, browse our pop art prints.

For a powder room, pick dog wall art for bathroom fun: a bright pup portrait or a breezy beach day, kept light and cheeky. Pick a single small piece, and hang it where you can see it from the door.

Calm Line Drawings and Minimalist Dog Art

If your style is quieter, go for minimalist dog art. One ink line traces a dachshund's long back, a borzoi's narrow nose or a puppy asleep. Plain profiles of beagles, labs, pugs and spaniels sit on pale or muted grounds. These work in a bedroom, a hallway or a quiet study with clean lines and natural wood. More single-stroke drawings of people and animals fill our line art prints.

A gentle sketch also sits nicely beside a busier pop piece, since one calm drawing lets the eye pause between louder pictures. Line work in black on cream suits nearly any paint color, which makes it a safe choice if you rent or repaint often. It also grows with you, so a sketch bought for a first apartment still looks right in a family home years later.

Dog Art Prints by Breed and Vintage Dog Art

Most people start with their own breed, and dachshunds lead the pack here, followed by greyhounds, dalmatians and French bulldogs. Poodles, corgis, Jack Russells, boxers and dobermans all turn up too, often in clothes or glasses. Cowboy dogs in wide hats bring a ranch feel, while western wall art from our ranch range adds horses and boots to match.

Vintage dog art leans on old styles. Look for sled dog travel posters, sepia sketches and classic portraits of loyal companions in courtyards and cabins. Warm browns and creams suit a study, a cabin-style den or a hall with leather and plaid. Dogs and cats also share couches and garden scenes in a handful of pieces, and fans of both can find more feline friends in our cat wall art.

Dog canvas art is a lovely way to honor a loyal pet that truly runs the house. For foxes, horses and other creatures, the bigger animal wall art collection has lots more to see. Start with the face that makes you smile the most, and build the wall around it, one happy pup at a time, until each room in the house has a wagging tail in it.