Hallway Prints – Set of 2 Flying Birds Wall Art

Picture these hallway prints on your wall the moment you open your front door — two prints of delicate birds in flight, white and airy, instantly making the space feel calm and welcoming rather than just a corridor you rush through. I think that's exactly what a hallway needs: something that makes guests pause for a second and actually notice the space. These aren't loud or flashy — they're the kind of prints that quietly set the tone for the rest of your home.

The flying birds design works especially well in hallways because the sense of movement in the artwork suits a space you pass through. If your walls are white or a soft neutral, these prints will feel right at home. They'd also look lovely against a warm sage or dusty blue — the white tones in the design hold their own against most colours. Have a look at our full range of hallway walls ideas if you're still figuring out your scheme.

What's Included with this Hallway Art Set of 2

• Two flying birds wall art prints, sold as a matching set
• Printed with pigment inks for bright, lasting colour that won't fade in indoor light
• Made for indoor use only — colours stay true over time
• White mounts are not included
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style hallway prints in Your Home

I'd hang these two prints side by side at eye level, leaving an even gap of around 5–8 cm between them — that spacing keeps them feeling like a pair rather than two separate pieces. If your hallway is narrow, go for the A4 or A3 size so they don't overwhelm the wall; if you've got a wider entrance hall, the A2 or one of the larger sizes really comes into its own. The white tones in the birds work beautifully against a black frame if you want a bit of contrast, or keep it soft with a white or oak frame for an easy, relaxed feel. Either way, I think you'll find they make the hallway feel like an actual room rather than just a walkway.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for This Set

Because the design is quite delicate — fine birds in flight rather than bold graphic shapes — I'd say it rewards a little extra size if your wall allows it. A smaller print can make the detail harder to appreciate from a distance, so if you're in doubt, size up. The white and light tones in the artwork mean it suits both modern and more traditional hallways, so don't worry too much about matching a specific style. Just think about the wall colour and how much space you have either side, and you'll be in good shape.