Explore Madison Park Home Décor
A room can have great furniture and still feel unfinished. Usually what's missing is on the walls. Our décor collection is full of the pieces that give a space personality: metal wall sculptures, round and arched mirrors, canvas art sets, carved wood panels, clocks, vases and rugs. They're the finishing touches that make a house feel like your home instead of a showroom.
Whether you have a blank wall above the sofa, an empty entryway or a bedroom that needs a little something, this is a good place to start.
What Makes Our Home Décor Different?
In Short:
- Wall art sold in 2- and 3-piece sets for an easy, balanced look
- Mixed materials including metal, wood, resin, glass, canvas and natural fiber
- Decorative mirrors that add light and make rooms feel bigger
- Hand-painted and dimensional pieces with real texture
- Styles from modern and glam to coastal, global and transitional
Types of Home Décor We Offer
Metal Wall Décor
Metal pieces add dimension that flat prints can't. Think gold gingko leaves, half-moon designs, colorful lily pads and geometric discs. They catch the light as the day changes, and they look just as good in a modern living room as they do in a transitional bedroom.
Wall Mirrors
A mirror is one of the easiest ways to make a small space feel bigger and brighter. Choose a round mirror with a beaded metal frame for a classic look, or a gold arch mirror if you want something a little more glam. They work well in entryways, above dressers and over bathroom vanities.
Canvas & Framed Wall Art
Triptych canvas sets split one scene across three panels, which fills a wide wall beautifully. We also carry framed glass art and shadowbox sets with real texture, like rice paper palm leaves, for a softer, natural feel.
Wood & Resin Wall Décor
Carved wood medallions, two-tone botanical panels and hand-painted wood planks bring warmth to farmhouse, cottage and transitional spaces. Our hand-painted resin sunburst adds a sculptural, statement-making touch.
Clocks, Vases & Bowls
Smaller accents for shelves, mantels, consoles and coffee tables. A wall clock can anchor a kitchen or office, and a few vases grouped together make a bookshelf look styled without much effort.
Rugs
Area rugs ground a room, define a seating area, and add warmth underfoot. They're also one of the quickest ways to introduce color and pattern.
How to Choose the Right Décor for Your Space
Start with the wall. Measure it and think about what's below it. Art above a sofa, bed or console looks best when it's about two-thirds the width of the furniture, and when there are roughly 8 to 10 inches between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the art. On an open wall, aim to hang pieces so their center sits at about eye level, which is around 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Multi-piece sets make this easier because the spacing is already worked out for you. Next, pick materials that match your style. Gold metal and mirrors lean glam, natural fiber and wood feel coastal or farmhouse, and abstract canvas suits modern rooms. Finally, pull a color from your pillows, bedding or curtains and repeat it in your décor so the room feels connected. A quick tip for mirrors: hang one across from a window to bounce natural light around the room.
Why Customers Love Madison Park Décor
Our customers like that the pieces look high-end without a high-end price tag. Favorites like the Marlowe round mirror, the Birch Botanical wood panels, the Sunburst resin wall art and the Golden Gingko Leaves metal set have earned plenty of reviews for being well made and easy to hang. And because we design décor alongside our bedding, curtains and furniture, it's simple to find pieces that go together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of home décor does Madison Park offer?
A: We offer metal wall décor, decorative mirrors, canvas and framed wall art, wood and resin wall pieces, clocks, vases, bowls and rugs.
Q: What size wall art should I buy for above a sofa or bed?
A: A good rule is to choose art that's about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. Multi-piece sets are a great option for filling wider walls.
Q: How high should I hang wall art?
A: Hang it so the center of the piece is around 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Above furniture, leave about 8 to 10 inches of space between the furniture and the art.
Q: Does wall décor come with hanging hardware?
A: This varies by product. Check the product details on each listing to see what's included and how it hangs.
Q: Where should I hang a decorative mirror?
A: Entryways, above dressers, over consoles and in hallways are all great spots. Placing a mirror across from a window helps reflect light and brighten the room.
Q: How do I clean metal and wood wall décor?
A: Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water and harsh cleaners, which can damage metal finishes and painted wood.
