Collection: Farm Animal Wall Art

These pieces pair naturally with wood tones, shiplap, neutral linens and worn leather. If your home already leans country, they finish the look. If it does not, one animal portrait adds character without turning the whole room rustic.

Highland Cow Decor and Cattle Wall Art

The shaggy highland cow is the animal most people come here for, and it comes in three moods. Black and white highland cow wall art is the calm one: fringe, horns and hillside, with nothing to clash with your paint. Highland cows artwork with a flower crown is the soft one, and it suits a bedroom, a guest room or a farmhouse entry. The bathtub pieces are the funny ones. Beyond the highlands, the cattle wall art here covers dairy and beef breeds and Texas longhorns, so a ranch house or a western room is covered too.

Horse Wall Art

The horse wall art in this collection runs from quiet sepia sketches and black and white pairs to chestnut horses at a gallop and bright, color-blocked portraits. White horses read light and airy on a pale wall. Dark horses on a black ground give the strongest contrast and hold a large wall on their own. Some come in a long panoramic shape, which suits the space above a sofa or a headboard.

How to Choose Farm Animal Art

Pick the mood first. Black and white and sepia pieces are quiet and work with any palette. Watercolor style and pop art pieces bring color, so let them be the one bright thing on the wall.

Match the room. Kitchens and dining rooms take cows, roosters and geese. Living rooms and bedrooms take horses and the larger cattle portraits. Reading corners and guest rooms take piglets, lambs and baby goats. Bathrooms take the jokes.

Know what you are getting. Many pieces on this page are gallery-wrapped canvas: the image wraps around the sides, and nothing sits in front of it to catch glare. Some designs show a rustic wood-look border or plank background; that look is printed onto the canvas. Each canvas is printed with UV-resistant ink, made in the USA by an independent partner studio, and arrives ready to hang. Glass pieces are printed on the back of tempered glass for a glossy front and deep color, and come with a steel mount; screws and wall plugs are not included. Brushed aluminum pieces are printed on a metal panel, so the grain shows through the lighter areas of the print, and come with the same kind of mount.

What Size Farm Animal Canvas Works Best?

Above a sofa, bed or buffet: aim for art about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. A canvas around 36 inches wide suits a loveseat or a buffet, and a long panoramic piece near 48 or 60 inches across can span a full sofa on its own. Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the furniture.

Kitchen, entry or bathroom: a smaller canvas around 18 inches wide fits beside a window, over a towel bar or above a coffee station. Hang it with its center about 57 inches from the floor.

Guest room or reading corner: a mid-size piece at eye level keeps the wall calm. Sizes vary by design, and each product page lists its sizes.

A Gift for the Person Who Loves the Farm

Farm animal art is an easy gift for the friend who grew up with cattle, the rider who talks about her horse like family, or the couple who just bought a few acres. A highland cow canvas suits a housewarming, and a piglet or lamb piece suits a birthday.

Farm Animal Wall Art Questions

Which rooms work best for farm animal wall art?

Kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms are natural spots for farm animal wall art, followed by bedrooms and bathrooms. Cows and roosters suit a kitchen, horses suit a living room or bedroom, and piglets and lambs suit a guest room. One larger piece anchors a wall on its own, or you can group two or three smaller canvases.

What is highland cow decor?

Highland cow decor is home decor built around the shaggy, long-horned Scottish highland cow. It suits farmhouse, rustic and western rooms because the animal reads as warm and a little funny at once. On this page it comes in black and white portraits, flower crown pieces and bathroom humor.

Where should I hang highland cow wall art?

Hang a black and white highland cow above a sofa, a bed or a dining buffet, where a calm portrait can anchor the wall. Flower crown pieces suit a bedroom, a guest room or an entry. The highland cow bathtub pieces belong in a bathroom or powder room, above the toilet or beside the tub.

What size horse wall art goes above a couch?

Choose horse wall art about two-thirds the width of the couch. For an 84-inch sofa that means roughly 56 to 60 inches of art, so one long panoramic canvas near 60 inches across fills the space. Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the sofa back. Each product page lists its sizes.

Is farm animal art a good choice for a bedroom?

Yes. Farm animals are gentle and familiar, and they suit any color scheme. Piglets, lambs and baby goats keep a bedroom soft and a little funny, and a calm cattle or horse portrait settles the wall above the bed.

Will the colors match what I see online?

Screens vary, so a piece can look slightly lighter or darker in person than on a phone. Use the photos on each product page to judge the piece before you order. Black and white and sepia pieces are the most forgiving, because they do not depend on an exact color match with your room.

Do these pieces come ready to hang?

Canvas pieces on this page are gallery-wrapped and arrive ready to hang. Glass pieces are printed on the back of tempered glass for a glossy front and deep color, and come with a steel mount; screws and wall plugs are not included. Brushed aluminum pieces are printed on a metal panel and come with the same kind of mount. They come from independent partner studios, and each product page shows the sizes, how the piece ships and its return window.

Explore More Wall Art

Looking for more animals? Browse our pet and animal art. If your style leans ranch and cowboy, see western decor wall art. For rustic signs that hang well beside a cow or a rooster, visit farmhouse wall art.