LED Wall Art & Wall Hangings for Living Room, Wall Accents Living Room

Choose from three wall art designs: an oval backlit panel, a textured capsule panel and a plaster LED ring. For lounge room art, compare their shapes and integrated shelves and bud vases, including the ring design’s walnut shelf.

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The three wall art pieces feature backlit panels or an LED ring, with shelves and bud vases incorporated into their designs. If you’re considering canvas wall art for living room walls, these offer a different approach through oval, textured capsule and plaster ring forms.

The backlit plaster wall art pairs a Japandi LED ring with a walnut shelf and bud vase. For front room wall art, you can also compare the oval backlit panel and textured capsule panel designs.

You can compare an oval backlit panel, a textured capsule panel and a plaster LED ring. If you prefer abstract wall art for living room spaces, consider these shapes, with shelves and bud vases incorporated into the featured pieces.

These wall art designs combine backlighting with a shelf and bud vase rather than offering artwork alone. For sitting room art, choose between an oval panel, a textured capsule panel and a Japandi plaster ring with a walnut shelf.

If you’re comparing these designs with paintings for living room or dining room walls, look at their backlit forms. Choices include an oval panel with a shelf and bud vase, a textured capsule panel with a shelf, and a plaster LED ring with a walnut shelf and bud vase.

For extra large wall art for living room spaces, check your chosen product’s dimensions against your wall. Compare the oval, capsule and ring designs. Size options across the collection include 47.2 inches (120 cm) and 55 inches (140 cm), useful starting points when considering large scale art for living room walls.

The collection includes Battery LED and Plug-in LED power options. Check the options for the wall art design you choose, along with its size, before deciding which version to order.

Yes. The featured wall art designs include bud vases alongside backlighting and shelves. Choices include an oval backlit panel, a wall mounted vase with a textured capsule panel and shelf, and a Japandi plaster LED ring with a walnut shelf.

Alongside the three backlit wall art designs, you can choose a nine-piece set of pine hexagon wall shelves. It offers a separate shelf option to compare with the shelves incorporated into the wall art.

Prices across the six products range from $49.99 to $549.99. The selection includes three wall art designs, a nine-piece pine shelf set, a stainless steel cutting board and a titanium frying pan.

Two kinds of piece. A nine-piece pine hexagon shelf set at $165.50, and lit wall panels with a built-in shelf and bud vase: a plaster ring at $349.99, a capsule panel at $274.99, and an oval panel from $549.99 to $799.99.

The shelf set is the entry point at $165.50 and the least committing, since its nine modules can be rearranged on any wall. The lit panels are single statement pieces at higher prices, bought for one specific wall rather than as a starting point.

The shelf set spreads across a wide wall as nine separate modules you position yourself, filling the area with storage. A lit panel fills the same wall as one object that throws a halo after dark. Storage against statement is the real choice.

The ring is 27.6 in (70 cm) across with a walnut shelf running through the open centre, a bud vase and a ceramic figurine, at $349.99. The capsule is a narrow upright with a shelf and a removable glass tube, 22 to 23.6 in, at $274.99.

The capsule panel. It is built for the strip beside a doorway, the gap between a window and a corner, or the run above a narrow console. Design A is 23.6 in (60 cm) on its long axis, Designs B and C are 22 in (56 cm).

The oval panel, at 47.2 in (120 cm) or 55 in (140 cm) long. It is sized for the space over a console or a sofa, and it is the only piece offered in two sizes and two colourways, Sage and Walnut.

The nine-piece pine shelf set at $165.50. It is the lowest price here and gives nine separate modules, which covers more wall per dollar than any single panel in the collection. Six hexagons and three ledges come in the set.

The pine shelf set. Nine open modules, six hexagons and three ledges 19.7 in (50 cm) long, each rated to 11 lb (5 kg). The lit panels each carry a slim shelf, but that shelf is sized for a bud vase rather than for books.

No. They differ in shape, size, price and what sits on the shelf: an open ring with a glass tube vase and a ceramic figurine at $349.99, a narrow capsule with a removable tube at $274.99, and a long oval in two sizes from $549.99.

The capsule panel and the plaster ring both offer a Battery LED option, so no cord runs down the wall and no socket is needed nearby. All the pieces still mount to the wall, so check your tenancy terms about fixings before ordering.

The shelf set comes in warm honey pine only. The oval panel comes in Sage or Walnut. The capsule panel comes as cream, cream slotted, or terracotta. The plaster ring has a sand plaster face with an offset rust-brown disc behind it.

The oval panel, at 47.2 in (120 cm) or 55 in (140 cm), is described for exactly that position and for the run above a console. Its LEDs wash up and down the wall behind it, so it works as artwork by day and light after dark.

The 9-piece pine shelf set at 165.50, because nine modules fill a wall that a single panel could not. The lit panels give more presence per object but start at 274.99 and cover one defined area.

The capsule wall vase at 274.99 and the plaster ring at 349.99. Each is wall art, a light and a shelf with a bud vase in one object, which is why they suit walls too narrow for a picture and a lamp both.

The capsule panel in Design A, cream at 23.6 in (60 cm). A narrow textured column with a hidden light reads as part of the wall, where the plaster ring and the long oval both announce themselves.

The 9-piece pine shelf set is the only unlit piece in this collection. Everything else here is built around an LED, either a hidden halo behind the panel or a wash up and down the wall.

The shelf set, since the modules come off their screws and go up again anywhere. The lit panels are single large objects that need one considered position and, on the plug-in versions, a socket near it.

The 47.2 in or 55 in oval panel at 549.99 to 799.99. It is the largest and most expensive piece here, it needs a specific wall length, and the plug-in version needs the socket worked out first.

The ring at 27.6 in (70 cm) across is open in the middle, so the wall shows through and it reads light. The oval at 47.2 or 55 in is solid and horizontal, which suits a long wall above a sofa or console.

The shelf set, for storage and wall presence at 165.50, or the capsule panel if the flat has an awkward narrow wall. Both survive a move; the oval panel is a piece for a wall you intend to keep.

That is up to you. Six hexagons, two each at 13.8, 11.8 and 9.8 in wide, and three ledges 19.7 in (50 cm) long hang as separate modules in any layout. A tight cluster covers little; a spread arrangement covers a wide wall.

Two large at 13.8 in (35 cm) wide, two medium at 11.8 in (30 cm) and two small at 9.8 in (25 cm), plus three straight ledges 19.7 in (50 cm) long. Nine modules in total, all in the same honey pine.

The listing gives widths and lengths for all nine modules but does not state a depth figure. They are open frames with no back panel. If depth decides whether your books or pots will stand on them, contact us before ordering.

It measures 27.6 in (70 cm) across, with the centre left open so the wall shows straight through. The walnut shelf runs through the middle of the ring. It comes in one fixed size at $349.99, with a choice of power option only.

Two: 47.2 in (120 cm) and 55 in (140 cm). Both are offered in Sage or Walnut, and the price runs from $549.99 to $799.99 depending on which size and colourway you select at checkout.

Design A measures 23.6 in (60 cm) on its long axis in cream, Design B is 22 in (56 cm) in a slotted cream finish, and Design C is 22 in (56 cm) in terracotta. All three are narrow uprights with a shelf and a glass tube.

The 55 in (140 cm) panel sits within that width with room either side, and the 47.2 in (120 cm) leaves more wall showing. Measure the sofa first, then decide how much of its width you want the panel to take up.

Up to 11 lb (5 kg) per piece. That covers books, small plants and framed photographs on a single module. Spread heavier items across several modules rather than loading one hexagon to the edge of its rating.

No, it is sold as one nine-piece set at $165.50, six hexagons and three ledges. If you only need part of it now, each module hangs independently on its own fixing, so nothing forces you to put all nine up at once.

Not in this collection. The set is nine modules, with the largest hexagon 13.8 in (35 cm) wide and the ledges 19.7 in (50 cm) long. To cover more wall, buy a second set or simply spread the layout wider.

27.6 in (70 cm) across. It is the roundest and most compact of the lit pieces here, so it suits a square-ish wall area where a long horizontal panel would look stretched.

Design A is cream at 23.6 in (60 cm), Design B is cream slotted at 22 in (56 cm) and Design C is terracotta at 22 in (56 cm). All three are the same narrow format; the difference is 1.6 in (4 cm) of height and the surface.

Neither is meant to sit beside a television of that size, since the panel and the screen compete. If the wall has room for both with clear space between, the 47.2 in (120 cm) is the more restrained of the two.

More than 55 in. Allow clear wall either side so the piece is not squeezed to the edges, which in practice means a run of at least seven feet before it stops looking crowded.

That is exactly what the listing describes it for: the strip beside a doorway, the gap between a window and a corner, the run above a narrow console. One tall capsule fills that without crowding it.

They can, if the panel anchors one end and the modules cluster at the other with real space between. Scattering hexagons around a lit panel reads as clutter rather than as an arrangement.

Every module has a keyhole hanger on the back, so each one hangs on its own fixing. That is what lets you arrange the nine pieces freely, and it means marking out all nine positions before you start drilling anything.

Yes, mounting hardware comes with every piece in this collection. What you may still need is the right fixing for your own wall: plasterboard, brick and tile each want something different from what a general-purpose pack supplies.

No. Nothing in this collection is hardwired. The lit panels run on either a plug-in LED or a battery option depending on which variant you choose, so no electrician, no wall box and no cable in the wall are involved.

Cut paper templates for the six hexagons and three ledges from the listed widths, tape them to the wall and move them until the arrangement works. Mark the keyhole position through each template, then drill once per module.

Each module rates to 11 lb (5 kg) and hangs from a keyhole hanger, so the fixing carries the load rather than the shelf. On plasterboard, use anchors rated well above what you intend to put on the shelf, or hit a stud.

No. The walnut shelf is part of the piece and runs through the centre of the ring. It arrives as one object and mounts as one object, carrying the jute-collared glass tube vase and the small ceramic figurine at the far end.

High enough to clear whatever stands on the console, and low enough that the panel still reads as part of that arrangement rather than floating on its own. The panel leaves a shadow gap under the frame, which shows best around eye level.

Every piece here mounts to the wall with fixings, so some holes are involved. What you avoid is wiring: with the battery option on the lit panels there is no cord to route, no socket to reach and no channel to cut.

Only if you choose the Plug-in LED option, which needs a cord reaching a socket. The Battery LED option removes that constraint entirely, which is why it exists for walls that have no outlet anywhere near the position you want.

The shelf modules, since each is small, light and hangs on one keyhole hanger. The panels are large single objects, and the largest oval is a two-person lift regardless of how the fixing works.

The listing does not state a weight or a two-person requirement. At 27.6 in (70 cm) across it is awkward rather than small, so plan on a second pair of hands for positioning even if one person could hold it.

The long oval panel, because at 47.2 or 55 in any tilt shows against a ceiling line. The ring is more forgiving, since a circle has no obvious horizontal to compare against.

Only the plug-in versions need mains, and the cord runs from the piece to wherever the socket is. The battery versions need no socket at all, which is what makes them the option for a wall with no power near it.

Moving anything means new holes in the new position. The shelf set leaves one small hole per module in the old wall; a panel leaves its own fixing points, which are fewer but larger.

Plug-in LED or Battery LED, offered on both the plaster ring and the capsule panel. Plug-in means a cord to a socket; battery means no cord at all. The price is the same either way on each of those two pieces.

The listing does not state a battery life, a battery type or how many cells the piece takes. If run time matters for how you plan to use it, contact us before ordering rather than working from an assumed figure.

The plaster ring is described as having a warm LED halo behind it. The oval panel's LEDs wash up and down onto the wall behind the panel. No Kelvin figure is given for any piece in this collection.

No. They light the wall behind them, leaving a halo rather than usable task light. The oval panel is described as lighting the wall instead of the room, and the same applies to the ring and the capsule panel.

The listing does not state that any of these pieces dim, and no dimmer or remote is described. Treat the light as a fixed level unless we confirm otherwise, and contact us first if dimming is what decides the purchase for you.

The listing does not describe the LEDs as replaceable or name a bulb type; they are built into each panel. If that matters to you, ask us before ordering rather than planning on a swap several years from now.

Barely. These read as textured objects by day. The ring throws a shadow in daylight from the offset disc behind it, and the oval panel's stone-effect face catches light the way plaster does. The halo is an after-dark effect.

The listing does not describe a switch, a remote or a timer on any of these pieces. On the plug-in option the socket is the obvious control. Contact us if you need to know exactly how a specific piece is switched on.

The oval panel has the largest lit surface at 47.2 in (120 cm) or 55 in (140 cm), and its LEDs wash both up and down the wall. No lumen figure is given for any piece, so this is a comparison of lit area, not measured output.

Built-in LEDs wash up and down onto the wall behind the panel, so what you see is a glow around the object. It is atmosphere and shape, not illumination you would read by.

Power is a variant on each listing rather than a separate product, so the price shown on the page covers your choice. The capsule is 274.99 and the ring 349.99 whichever power option you pick.

The plaster ring, where a hidden warm LED halo sits behind an open ring so the light spills through the middle as well as around it. The offset rust-brown disc behind it adds depth rather than brightness.

The plug-in versions are the ones to leave running, since a battery version's run time depends on its cells. The listings do not publish run-time figures, so plan a battery piece around occasional use.

Warm. The listing describes a hidden warm LED halo behind the plaster, which is what makes it read as a glow against the wall rather than as a light fitting mounted on it.

The listings do not describe dimming behaviour or a low-battery indicator. If predictable output matters to you, the plug-in variant is the one to choose rather than managing cells.

The listing names living room, bedroom, nursery, home office, entryway and bathroom. Because the nine modules hang independently, the same set adapts to a stair wall, an awkward corner or a strip of wall above a desk.

The listing includes bathroom among its rooms. It is pine under a clear matte lacquer, and the care note asks you to dust it dry and wipe spills off promptly, so keep it clear of direct spray and dry it if it gets wet.

The shelf set lists nursery among its rooms and the finish is described as lead free. Mount modules out of a child's reach and keep within the 11 lb (5 kg) rating per piece. The lit panels carry small loose items, so they suit higher positions.

It takes a single stem in a removable borosilicate tube: a tulip, a eucalyptus sprig, a dried lavender stem or a rooting pothos cutting. The tube lifts out of its bracket for filling, so no water goes near the wall or the panel.

It comes with a jute-collared glass tube vase for a single stem and a small ceramic rabbit figurine at the far end. The shelf is slim and sized for objects of that kind rather than for books or heavy ceramics.

The shelf set names entryway among its rooms, and the capsule panel is built for narrow runs of wall such as the strip beside a doorway. A hallway usually rules out the oval panel simply because of its 47.2 in (120 cm) minimum length.

The shelf set lists home office among its rooms, and its ledges at 19.7 in (50 cm) hold what a desk wall usually needs. A capsule panel on the wall behind you puts a lit object on camera without a lamp in shot.

The shelf set is the practical option: nine modules rated to 11 lb (5 kg) each, hung wherever the wall allows. Keep the lit panels well away from a hob, since the listing gives no heat or grease rating for the textured faces.

The shelf set, because the damage is one small hole per module and the whole thing comes down in minutes. A battery-powered capsule is the next best, since it needs fixings but no electrical work.

The plaster ring, which is round and holds a centre position well, or the 47.2 in oval if the sideboard is long. Both leave the surface below clear, which a shelf set spread across the same wall would not.

The capsule panel. It is narrow, textured and softly lit, so it reads as depth behind you without the busy pattern a shelf set creates or the glare a bright fixture would.

The capsule at 22 or 23.6 in (56 or 60 cm), which is built for exactly that kind of strip. The shelf set works too if the entry has one clear wall, since you can cluster the modules rather than spreading them.

The shelf modules, arranged to climb with the stairs, since each hangs independently at whatever height you choose. A single large panel on a stairwell has to fight the diagonal of the handrail.

The capsule panel at $274.99 is the easiest to give: no wiring, a battery option that works in any room, and three finishes to choose from. The shelf set at $165.50 suits someone who has just moved and needs storage more than decoration.

It is nine separate modules the recipient arranges themselves, so it does not impose a fixed layout on a room you have not seen. At $165.50, with mounting hardware included and no wiring involved, it is straightforward to give.

Yes, enter their address as the delivery address at checkout. Shipping is tracked and free worldwide. The listing does not mention a gift wrap or gift note service, so contact us before ordering if you need either of those arranged.

The pine shelf set. Warm honey pine under a clear matte lacquer, and nine modules that adapt to any wall, make it less of an imposition on someone's room than a 27.6 in (70 cm) lit ring with a figurine on its shelf.

The 9-piece pine shelf set at 165.50. It is the only piece in that bracket, it suits almost any room, and it does not commit the recipient to a single wall the way a large panel does.

Somewhat, because it needs a chosen wall and, for a plug-in version, a socket near it. If you do not know their space, the shelf set or a battery-powered capsule removes both of those problems.

The plaster ring at 349.99, as a single considered object rather than a set of parts. The walnut shelf and jute-collared bud vase give it a use as well as a presence, which is what stops it being ornament.

Yes, and it is one of the better choices for a renter. Nine modules, one screw each, no wiring, and it comes down leaving small fillable holes rather than a large fixing pattern.

Dust them with a dry cloth and wipe spills off promptly. They are natural pine under a clear matte lacquer, so standing water on the surface is the thing to avoid rather than everyday dust or handling.

The listing gives no cleaning method for the plaster and stone-effect faces. They are matte and tactile rather than sealed and wipeable, so handle them gently and ask us first before putting any liquid or cleaner on the surface.

Not exactly. The surface texture varies slightly in tone and grain from piece to piece, which the listing states directly for the plaster ring. Expect a close match to the photographs rather than an exact duplicate of them.

The capsule panel's borosilicate tube lifts out of its bracket for filling and emptying. The ring's vase is a jute-collared glass tube, so fill it carefully to keep water off the plaster face and dry any spill straight away.

The listing does not state impact resistance. Plaster as a surface is worth treating carefully during hanging and cleaning, so handle it by the body rather than the edge and keep hard objects away from it.

Dry only. Jute is a natural fibre that marks and stiffens when wet, so lift the glass tube out for washing and leave the collar alone apart from occasional dusting.

The listings do not call for oiling on the walnut shelf or the walnut-tone one. Dusting is the whole of the routine, and keeping water off it matters more than any treatment would.

Free tracked shipping worldwide on every piece in this collection, with mounting hardware included. Express delivery to the United States is available at checkout for an extra charge if you need it faster than the standard service.

Orders are processed in 1 to 3 business days. Express to the United States then runs 5 to 8 business days on top of that. Other destinations show an estimated delivery date at checkout once you enter your address.

Thirty days from delivery. If something arrives damaged, faulty or not as described we cover the return shipping; otherwise the return postage is yours. Contact us first for the return address rather than sending anything back unannounced.

On the plaster ring and the capsule panel, no: $349.99 and $274.99 whichever power or design option you pick. The oval panel does vary, from $549.99 to $799.99, depending on which of the two sizes and two colourways you select.

From 165.50 for the 9-piece pine shelf set to 799.99 at the top of the LED oval panel range. The capsule sits at 274.99 and the plaster ring at 349.99.

They are two listings for the same nine-piece pine format, and only one is currently orderable. If the one you are looking at cannot be added to the cart, the other is the live listing.

Two: colour as Sage or Walnut, and size as 47.2 in (120 cm) or 55 in (140 cm). Price runs 549.99 to 799.99 across those combinations, so the total updates once both are set.