The best rustic farmhouse wall art blends vintage country imagery with solid construction, and after comparing eight popular options, the Kalormore Windmill Canvas Set of 3 stands out as the best overall pick for its balanced sizing, gallery-wrapped finish, and true-to-style artwork. Two other options earned spots near the top: the 60×30-inch Large Farmhouse Canvas for anyone filling a big wall above a sofa, and the OakRain Wood Window Frame for buyers who want actual dimensional wood rather than a printed canvas. The main tradeoff in this category comes down to scale versus price — small triptych sets are affordable and easy to place, while oversized statement pieces cost more but anchor an entire room. Material matters too: real wood signs and window frames age better than flat canvas prints, but they limit you to one fixed look. Keep reading for the full breakdown of all eight picks and which one fits your space and budget.
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Key Takeaways
- Triptych sets (the Kalormore and Drsoum windmill sets) offered the best dollar-per-square-foot value, but the two windmill options differed mainly in frame depth and color accuracy — the Kalormore’s tones read warmer and more authentic on a white or shiplap wall.
- The 60×30-inch Large Farmhouse Canvas was the only pick that could single-handedly anchor a living room wall; every other option required pairing with other decor to fill a large space.
- The OakRain Wood Window Frame was the lone three-dimensional piece in the lineup — a real advantage for texture lovers, but a drawback for renters or anyone who wants a lightweight, hang-anywhere print.
- Budget picks like the 16×12-inch Vintage Barn Landscape make sense as accent pieces, but at that size they underdeliver in dining rooms or above fireplaces where farmhouse art usually does its heaviest lifting.
- The arteWOODS Home Sweet Home sign was the only option combining a wooden-board aesthetic with canvas construction — a middle path that mimics texture without the weight or price of real wood.
| rustic farmhouse wall art | Material | Size | Number of Pieces | Design |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rustic Farmhouse Floral Daisy | Canvas | 12×16 inches per panel | 3 | Daisy flowers with wood grain background |
| Drsoum Farmhouse Wall Art | Canvas with wood frame | 11×14 inches per panel | 3 | Vintage windmill and barn |
| Kalormore Rustic Farmhouse Sty | Canvas | 12×16 inches each; 36×16 inches total | 3 | — |
| Large Farmhouse Wall Art for L | Canvas with wood frame | 60×30 inches | 1 | Distressed barn in neutral tones |
| OakRain Wood Window Frame Wall | Solid wood | — | — | — |
| Framed Rustic Farmhouse Canvas | Canvas | 16×12 inches | — | — |
| Rustic Farmhouse Canvas Wall D | High gloss, waterproof, UV-resistant canvas | 20 x 40 inches | — | — |
| arteWOODS Home Sweet Home Wall | Canvas | — | — | ‘Home Sweet Home’ farmhouse wall sign with wood board design and leaf accents |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Rustic Farmhouse Floral Daisy Canvas Wall Art Set of 3, 12×16 inches, Framed
Not every farmhouse wall needs a big statement piece — sometimes you just need something soft to fill a bathroom nook or a kitchen strip. That’s where this daisy and wood grain trio earns its spot. Compared with the windmill-heavy options like the Drsoum Farmhouse Wall Art, this set leans botanical rather than countryside, which makes it a better fit for lighter, airier rooms. The included frames mean no extra spend or trips to the framer, and the 12×16 sizing slips easily above a vanity or beside a window. The tradeoff is flexibility: you get one floral design and one size, so if your wall demands something larger, you’ll outgrow this set fast.
Pros:- Elegant vintage floral design that softens rustic decor
- Frames included, so no extra framing cost or effort
- Sized perfectly for bathrooms, kitchens, and gallery walls
- Durable canvas construction that resists everyday wear
Cons:- Only one size and one design available, limiting layout options
- Floral aesthetic clashes with modern or minimalist interiors
Best for: Renters and small-space dwellers decorating bathrooms, kitchens, or narrow walls who want a soft, framed accent rather than a bold statement
Not ideal for: Anyone decorating a large living room wall — at 12×16 per panel, this set will look undersized next to options like the 60×30 inch Large Farmhouse Wall Art
- Size:12×16 inches per panel
- Number of Pieces:3
- Material:Canvas
- Frame:Included
- Design:Daisy flowers with wood grain background
- Hanging:Ready to hang
Our verdict“Buy this if you need a gentle, pre-framed accent for a small wall; skip it if you’re decorating a large open space.”
Drsoum Farmhouse Wall Art – Vintage Rustic Windmill and Barn Canvas Artwork, 11×14 inches, Set of 3
When budget is the deciding factor, this windmill and barn trio punches above its price. The textured canvas and sturdy wood frames give it a more tactile, finished feel than flat-print alternatives, and the included traceless nails spare you a hardware run — a small thing that renters will appreciate. Compared with the Kalormore Windmill Canvas, which covers similar countryside territory, this set is smaller at 11×14 per panel, making it the smarter buy for tighter budgets and tighter walls. The honest tradeoff: it’s a handmade product with slight size variances (up to 0.2 inches), so don’t expect gallery-level precision if you’re a perfectionist about alignment.
Pros:- Textured canvas adds depth that flat prints lack
- Traceless nails included for damage-free hanging
- Classic windmill and barn imagery fits true farmhouse styling
- Durable wood frame construction at a lower price point
Cons:- Handmade production causes slight size variations of 0.1-0.2 inches
- Colors may not match on-screen previews exactly
Best for: Budget-conscious decorators furnishing a first home or rental who want framed, ready-to-hang rustic art without a premium price
Not ideal for: Detail-oriented buyers who expect exact dimensions and perfect color matching — the handmade variances and monitor color shifts will frustrate them
- Size:11×14 inches per panel
- Number of Pieces:3
- Material:Canvas with wood frame
- Frame Type:Sturdy, ready to hang
- Design:Vintage windmill and barn
- Hanging Hardware:Traceless nails included
- Tolerance:Slight size variation possible (0.1-0.2 in)
Our verdict“The most sensible low-cost entry into farmhouse wall decor, as long as minor handmade imperfections don’t bother you.”
Kalormore Rustic Farmhouse Style Windmill Canvas Wall Art – 12″x16″ Set of 3
If crisp, saturated imagery is your priority, this set separates itself on print quality alone. The eco-solvent printing produces noticeably sharper detail and richer color than the Drsoum set covering similar subject matter, and the gallery-wrapped wood frames look more polished than budget stapled canvases. Hardware comes in the box, so hanging is a one-step job. Where it falls short is flexibility: you’re locked into the windmill motif at a fixed 36-inch total span, with no alternative framing options beyond the gallery wrap. Compared with the Daisy Floral Set, this reads more traditionally rustic — great for country-style living rooms, less so for soft, feminine spaces.
Pros:- High-definition eco-solvent prints with vivid color
- Gallery-wrapped wood frames for a finished, frameless look
- All hanging hardware included for simple installation
- Versatile enough for living rooms, bedrooms, and offices
Cons:- Limited to a single windmill design with no alternatives
- Fixed sizing may not suit very large or unusually shaped walls
Best for: Buyers who prioritize vivid, high-definition prints and want a polished gallery-wrapped look for a living room, bedroom, or office
Not ideal for: Decorators seeking variety in subject matter or custom framing — the single windmill design and fixed gallery wrap leave no room to customize
- Size:12×16 inches each; 36×16 inches total
- Number of Pieces:3
- Material:Canvas
- Frame:Gallery wrapped on wood
- Print Type:High-definition eco-solvent
- Hanging Hardware:Included
- Best Rooms:Living room, bedroom, office
Our verdict“The pick for buyers who care most about image sharpness and color richness in a mid-size three-panel arrangement.”
Large Farmhouse Wall Art for Living Room, 60×30 Inches
Some walls need a single commanding piece, and this 60×30 inch distressed barn canvas delivers exactly that. Where the three-panel sets like the Kalormore Windmill trio spread visual interest across a wall, this one concentrates it into a single focal point — the better choice above a sofa, fireplace, or console table. The neutral, weathered palette plays nicely with the muted tones farmhouse decor favors, and the wood frame keeps it from reading like a cheap poster at that scale. The flip side is real: at five feet wide, it overwhelms small rooms, and the restrained palette can read as flat in spaces that call for color or contrast.
Pros:- Oversized format creates an instant focal point
- Distressed barn design with clear, detailed printing
- Neutral tones coordinate with most farmhouse palettes
- Wood-framed canvas construction that holds up at large scale
Cons:- Far too large for small rooms or narrow walls
- Muted neutral palette may feel bland in colorful interiors
Best for: Homeowners with a large living room, dining room, or entry wall who want one bold rustic centerpiece instead of a multi-panel arrangement
Not ideal for: Apartment dwellers and anyone with limited wall space — at 60×30 inches, this piece demands a big empty wall to work
- Size:60×30 inches
- Material:Canvas with wood frame
- Design:Distressed barn in neutral tones
- Style:Farmhouse, rustic, vintage
- Number of Pieces:1
- Hanging:Easy to hang
Our verdict“The clear choice when you have a big wall that needs one dramatic rustic statement rather than a cluster of smaller pieces.”
OakRain Wood Window Frame Wall Art, 39″x20″ Rustic Wall Decor for Home
This is the one piece in the lineup that isn’t a print at all — it’s actual solid wood, hand-distressed into a windowpane form. That difference matters: where the Large Farmhouse Wall Art simulates texture through printing, this delivers the real thing, with grain and wear you can feel. Each piece is genuinely one-of-a-kind, which no canvas option can claim. The 39×20 frame also works beautifully as a display base — layering a wreath, greenery, or dried florals inside the panes turns it into evolving seasonal decor. The catch: it arrives bare, with no wreath included, so the finished look depends on styling you supply yourself, and the wood construction commands a higher price than printed alternatives.
Pros:- Genuine solid wood construction, not a printed simulation
- Hand-distressed finish makes every piece unique
- Pre-installed hardware for straightforward hanging
- Open windowpane design allows seasonal wreath and greenery styling
Cons:- Wreath and interior decor not included, adding cost and effort
- Real wood construction costs noticeably more than canvas prints
Best for: Design-conscious buyers who want authentic reclaimed-style wood texture and enjoy styling the piece seasonally with wreaths or greenery
Not ideal for: Anyone wanting complete, ready-finished art out of the box — the empty panes require additional decor and styling effort to look finished
- Dimensions:39 x 20 inches
- Material:Solid wood
- Finish:Hand-distressed
- Style:Rustic farmhouse windowpane
- Hardware:Pre-installed, easy to hang
- Included Decor:Wreath not included
- Uniqueness:Each piece one-of-a-kind due to hand finishing
Our verdict“Worth the premium if authentic wood texture and seasonal styling appeal to you; skip it if you want finished artwork straight out of the box.”
Framed Rustic Farmhouse Canvas Wall Art – Vintage Barn Landscape, 16×12 inches
For shoppers who want genuine farmhouse charm without a big spend, this framed barn landscape is the safest entry point in the lineup. The included frame immediately separates it from the unframed canvas sets like the Drsoum Vintage Windmill and Barn Set of 3, which rely on gallery-wrapped edges for a finished look. At 16×12 inches, it fills a single wall niche comfortably — something the smaller 11×14 Drsoum prints struggle to do individually. The warm retro palette reads nostalgic rather than crisp, which suits country-style interiors but clashes with modern or minimalist rooms. Compared with the arteWOODS Home Sweet Home sign, it trades text-based charm for an actual landscape scene, making it feel more like art and less like a sign. Tradeoff: only one size, and hook-and-loop tape hanging is less secure than traditional hardware.
Pros:- Included frame gives a finished look without extra cost or shopping
- Warm retro colors create an authentic nostalgic farmhouse mood
- Easy installation with hooks and loop tape included
- Compact 16×12 size fits small walls, entryways, and bathroom spaces
Cons:- Hook-and-loop tape hanging is less secure than wired frames for high-traffic areas
- Single size option limits flexibility for large or gallery-style walls
- Print colors may vary slightly from listing photos due to printing
Best for: Budget-conscious renters or first-time decorators styling a single accent wall in a country-themed room
Not ideal for: Owners of modern or minimalist interiors — the retro barn palette and framed border will fight clean, contemporary lines
- Size:16×12 inches
- Material:Canvas
- Frame:Yes, included
- Installation:Hook and loop tape included
- Subject:Vintage barn landscape
- Color Palette:Warm retro tones
Our verdict“This is the pick for buyers who want framed, ready-to-display barn art at a low price and don’t need oversized statement pieces.”
Rustic Farmhouse Canvas Wall Decor – Vintage Country Landscape Print, 20×40 inches
This 20×40 inch landscape is the most technically refined canvas in the batch. The high-definition giclee printing plus waterproof, UV-resistant coating means the golden meadow and white barn scene holds its vibrancy in sunlit rooms — a real advantage over the Framed Vintage Barn Landscape, which has no stated UV protection. The wide panoramic format suits spaces where the Large Farmhouse Wall Art (60×30) would overwhelm, like above a sideboard or a modest sofa. Mounted on wood stretcher bars and ready to hang, it skips the framing decision entirely. The tradeoffs are real, though: a single size option means no scaling for bigger walls, and like the Kalormore Windmill Set of 3, colors can shift depending on monitor calibration — order with that in mind if you’re matching an exact paint color.
Pros:- Waterproof and UV-resistant canvas resists fading in sunny rooms
- High-definition giclee printing delivers crisp detail and vivid color
- Panoramic 20×40 format works above sofas, sideboards, and beds
- Arrives ready to hang on wood stretcher bars
Cons:- Only one size available, limiting use on very large or very small walls
- Colors may appear different from listing photos depending on monitor settings
Best for: Homeowners decorating a bright, sun-filled living or dining room who want a wide landscape that resists fading
Not ideal for: Buyers needing a supersized focal point — the 60×30 Large Farmhouse piece covers nearly double the area for open-concept walls
- Size:20 x 40 inches
- Material:High gloss, waterproof, UV-resistant canvas
- Printing Technology:High-definition giclee
- Mounting:Ready to hang on wood frames
- Subject:White barn, windmill, golden meadow landscape
- Style:Vintage farmhouse panoramic
Our verdict“This panoramic print makes the most sense for buyers who want durable, fade-resistant landscape art for a medium-to-large sunlit wall.”
arteWOODS Home Sweet Home Wall Art Sign Large Dark Brown Farmhouse Wall Sign, 20″ x 40″
Where most entries in this roundup lean on landscapes, the arteWOODS sign goes bold with typography — the ‘Home Sweet Home’ message on a dark brown wood-board design makes it a warm greeting piece rather than scenery. Compared with the Rustic Country Landscape Print (20×40) at the same dimensions, it reads more like signage, which works beautifully in entryways, hallways, and above mantels where a welcoming word lands better than a barn. The leaf motif details keep it from feeling flat, and pre-installed hooks make hanging a one-person job. The dark brown palette is richer and heavier than the Framed Barn Landscape’s retro tones, so it anchors darker or wood-heavy rooms well. Drawbacks: it dominates small spaces at 20×40 inches, and the single dark brown colorway won’t suit light, airy farmhouse schemes.
Pros:- Bold 20×40 size creates an instant focal point on large walls
- ‘Home Sweet Home’ lettering adds warmth scenery-based art can’t match
- Pre-installed hooks make hanging simple and secure
- Lightweight canvas construction despite the large footprint
Cons:- Too large for small rooms, narrow hallways, or apartment walls
- Only one dark brown color option, limiting palette matching
Best for: Homeowners wanting a welcoming statement piece for an entryway, mantel, or hallway, or anyone shopping for a housewarming gift
Not ideal for: Small apartments or light, airy rooms — the 20×40 size and heavy dark brown palette will overwhelm compact or pale interiors
- Dimensions:20″ x 40″
- Material:Canvas
- Design:‘Home Sweet Home’ farmhouse wall sign with wood board design and leaf accents
- Color:Dark Brown
- Installation:Pre-installed hooks
- Best Placement:Living room, bedroom, hallway, entryway
Our verdict“This sign is the right choice for buyers who want a large, welcoming typographic statement rather than another barn or meadow landscape.”
How We Picked
My ranking logic for this roundup came down to four factors: size-to-impact ratio, material authenticity, style accuracy, and hang-ready convenience. Because rustic farmhouse decor lives or dies on how a piece fills a wall, I weighted dimensions heavily — a set of three 12×16 canvases arranged together creates far more presence than a single small print at a similar price. Style accuracy meant judging whether the artwork genuinely reads as rustic farmhouse (muted palettes, windmills, barns, vintage florals) versus generic country kitsch, which is a common failure mode at the low end of this category.
Material and construction separated the middle of the pack from the top. Gallery-wrapped canvases with solid pine frames and pre-installed hooks scored higher than thin, unframed prints, and the one genuine wood piece earned premium consideration for its dimensional depth. Finally, I factored in value per square foot and how forgiving each piece is for a beginner — sets that hide minor hanging imperfections ranked above single panels that demand precise placement.
| rustic farmhouse wall art | Material | Design |
|---|---|---|
| Rustic Farmhouse Floral Daisy | Canvas | Daisy flowers with wood grain background |
| Drsoum Farmhouse Wall Art | Canvas with wood frame | Vintage windmill and barn |
| Kalormore Rustic Farmhouse Sty | Canvas | — |
| Large Farmhouse Wall Art for L | Canvas with wood frame | Distressed barn in neutral tones |
| OakRain Wood Window Frame Wall | Solid wood | — |
| Framed Rustic Farmhouse Canvas | Canvas | — |
| Rustic Farmhouse Canvas Wall D | High gloss, waterproof, UV-resistant canvas | — |
| arteWOODS Home Sweet Home Wall | Canvas | ‘Home Sweet Home’ farmhouse wall sign with wood board design and leaf accents |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Rustic Farmhouse Wall Art
Before choosing a piece, it helps to understand what actually drives satisfaction with farmhouse wall art — and where buyers most often go wrong.Measure the Wall Before Falling in Love With the Art
The single most common mistake in this category is underbuying for the wall. A 16×12-inch print that looks substantial in a product photo can disappear on a living room wall, and farmhouse style in particular rewards generous scale — think big, calm imagery over a sofa or mantel. As a working rule, art should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it. Triptych sets help here because three panels arranged with two to three inches of spacing create visual width far beyond their individual dimensions. Oversized single pieces like a 60×30 canvas solve the problem outright, but they commit you to one image and leave no room for layering shelves, mirrors, or other accents. If you like to rearrange often, multiple mid-size pieces beat one giant statement every time.
Canvas Prints vs. Real Wood: The Texture Tradeoff
Most rustic farmhouse wall art is canvas, and quality varies more than photos suggest. Gallery-wrapped canvas over a real pine frame resists sagging and warping, while budget canvases mounted on cardboard can ripple within a year, especially in humid kitchens or bathrooms. Genuine wood pieces — window frames, plank signs — deliver the dimensional texture that defines high-end farmhouse interiors, and they photograph beautifully at an angle where flat prints look flat. The tradeoff is weight, price, and permanence: wood is heavier to hang, harder to move, and the look can’t be swapped by simply buying a new print. Hybrid options that print a wood-grain texture onto canvas split the difference and are worth considering for renters.
Match the Palette to Your Existing Fixtures, Not the Trends
Farmhouse imagery covers a wide tonal range — warm sepia barns, cool gray windmills, muted sage florals — and the wrong temperature will clash with fixed elements like flooring, cabinetry, and countertops. Warm-toned artwork suits spaces with wood floors, brass fixtures, and cream walls; cooler grays pair better with stainless appliances and blue-gray paint. Vintage landscape prints tend toward warm browns and golds, while windmill scenes often skew cooler, which explains why two similar windmill sets can look completely different in the same room. This is also where cheap reproductions fail: color saturation is often boosted for listing photos, so read recent buyer photos rather than trusting the product images. When in doubt, muted and desaturated reads more authentically farmhouse than vivid.
Set vs. Single Piece: Plan the Whole Wall, Not One Purchase
Buying a triptych set solves layout decisions for you, which is why sets dominate this category — the spacing and repetition do the design work. The drawback is rigidity: three matching panels can feel repetitive in smaller rooms, and you can’t split a set across two walls without breaking the composition. A single large canvas gives you one strong image and more flexibility to flank it with sconces, shelving, or greenery later. Text pieces like a “Home Sweet Home” sign work best as solo anchors in entryways or kitchens, where they carry meaning without competing imagery. My advice: decide whether the wall needs a gallery arrangement or a single focal point first, then shop for that structure — not the other way around.
Hanging Hardware and Framing Details Matter More Than You’d Expect
Ready-to-hang claims vary enormously. Some canvases arrive with hooks installed and even include nails; others ship with nothing but a sawtooth hanger loose in the box, which means a hardware store trip before you can hang anything. Framed canvases protect the edges and look finished from the side, which matters on open walls and in entryways where the piece is seen at an angle. Heavy wood signs and large 60×30 canvases may need wall anchors or two-person hanging — factor that in if you’re decorating alone or renting and can’t drill freely. Reading the hardware details in listings before purchase saves genuine frustration on delivery day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy a set of 3 canvases or one large piece for my living room?
It depends on the wall. A large open wall above a sofa or fireplace usually benefits from one oversized piece like a 60×30 canvas, which creates a single focal point and avoids visual chopping. Sets of three work better on narrower walls, in hallways, or above shorter furniture like a console table, where the horizontal repetition adds rhythm. Sets also forgive imperfect hanging — a slightly crooked panel matters less than a crooked single statement piece. If you plan to add shelves, mirrors, or other decor later, a set gives you more modular flexibility than one big canvas that claims the whole wall.
Do canvas prints actually look rustic, or do I need real wood?
Quality canvas prints can look convincingly rustic, especially gallery-wrapped versions with muted, desaturated artwork — the imagery does most of the stylistic work. What canvas can’t replicate is shadow and depth: a real wood window frame or plank sign casts actual shadows that shift with your room’s lighting, which is what gives high-end farmhouse interiors their layered feel. That said, real wood costs more, weighs more, and locks you into one look permanently. Hybrid canvases that print wood grain and plank textures onto canvas are a reasonable compromise, delivering about 80% of the effect at half the weight and price.
What size farmhouse wall art do I need above a sofa or bed?
Use the two-thirds rule: the art (or the full arrangement, measuring outer edge to outer edge) should span roughly 60–75% of the furniture’s width below it. For a standard 84-inch sofa, that means 50–63 inches of art — which is why oversized pieces like the 60×30 canvas or a spaced triptych of 12×16 panels both work. Hang the center of the piece about 57–60 inches from the floor, or 8–10 inches above the sofa back. A common mistake is hanging one small 16×12 print above a large sofa; it reads as an afterthought rather than a design decision. When one piece can’t reach the target width, two flanking pieces or a wider set fills the gap better than one lonely print.
Are cheap farmhouse canvases worth it, or will they look flat and faded?
Budget canvases are fine as accent pieces in low-visibility spots — a bathroom, laundry room, or small entryway — where nobody inspects them closely. The risks at the low end are color inaccuracy (listing photos are often oversaturated), thin frames that warp over time, and printed textures that look plasticky up close. For a living room or anywhere guests linger, spending modestly more on a gallery-wrapped canvas with a solid wood frame pays off in edge finish and longevity. One practical tip: always check recent customer photos rather than the seller’s images, because that’s where fading, warping, and color shifts show up honestly.
Which rustic farmhouse art works best in a kitchen versus a living room?
Kitchens suit smaller, warmer, text-based or botanical pieces — a vintage floral set or a “Home Sweet Home” sign fits the scale of the space and the intimacy of the room. Humidity is also a factor, so avoid unframed budget canvases near dishwashers or stoves; framed pieces and wood signs hold up better. Living rooms can handle the big imagery: windmill landscapes, barn scenes, and oversized 60×30 canvases are built for exactly this setting. Matching the tonal temperature matters too — kitchens usually pair well with warm sepia and sage tones, while larger living spaces can absorb cooler gray landscapes without feeling cold.
Conclusion
For best overall, the Kalormore Windmill Canvas Set of 3 delivers the strongest combination of authentic farmhouse styling, hang-ready construction, and flexible sizing — it works in almost any room without demanding a design plan. The 60×30-inch Large Farmhouse Canvas is my best premium-style pick for anyone decorating a big living room wall, since it’s the only option here that can anchor a space on its own. For best value, the Drsoum Windmill Set and the smaller Vintage Barn Landscape cover tight budgets, with the Drsoum winning on total wall coverage per dollar.
Best for beginners goes to the Rustic Floral Daisy Set of 3 — its soft palette matches nearly any wall color, and a three-panel arrangement hides uneven hanging. For specific needs: the OakRain Wood Window Frame is the pick for texture-driven interiors that want real dimensional wood, and the arteWOODS Home Sweet Home sign is ideal for entryways and kitchens where a welcoming text piece outperforms a landscape. Whatever you choose, measure first and buy for the wall you have, not the wall in the product photo.
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