Every room in your home can quietly point your family toward the Savior. With a little planning, LDS art can do more than fill a wall - it can set the tone for how you greet guests, gather as a family, rest at night, and work during the day. Below are room-by-room ideas for displaying LDS art, each paired with pieces that fit the space. If you are still deciding on frames, sizes, or materials, start with our LDS art buying guide.
Entryway: Set the Tone at the Door
The entryway is the first thing guests and family see, so choose something that says, simply, this home centers on Christ. Entryways are often narrow, which makes them a great place for a statue on a console table or a single framed piece rather than a crowded wall. A personalized family name sign adds warmth and tells visitors whose home they have entered.
A Christus replica on an entry table is a welcoming focal point. This 10-inch statue is cast from durable polystone, comes in a gift box, and can be paired with a marble or wood base. It is also available in 3.5, 6, 14, and 20 inch sizes, so you can match the scale of your space. Browse all Christus statues to compare.
Featuring Joshua 24:15 with a vine design, this print is personalized with your family name. Choose black or green color palettes and two sizes, mounted in a modern black frame.
Living Room: Your Statement Wall
The living room usually has the largest open wall in the house, often above a sofa or fireplace. This is the place for a larger image of the Savior or a grouping of pieces that belong together. Hang art so its center sits roughly at eye level, and leave a few inches of space above furniture so the piece feels connected to it.
Christ sitting among His sheep at sunrise brings a peaceful, open feel to a gathering space. It comes in 5 frame options and 3 sizes, up to 16x20 art, a good scale for above a sofa.
This set pairs the Be Not Afraid art with The Living Christ and The Family Proclamation, so you can hang an image of the Savior flanked by two proclamations. It comes in 5 frame options and 3 sizes, or unframed and carefully rolled if you prefer your own frames.
Primary Bedroom: A Reminder of Your Covenants
Your bedroom is a quieter, more personal space, which makes it a natural place for art that celebrates your marriage and covenants. Many couples hang an image of the temple where they were sealed above the bed or dresser, with their names and sealing date added.
This print features your temple inside a floral wreath, personalized with your temple and two lines of text. It comes in a modern, open black frame, in two print sizes, on heavyweight paper or matte canvas.
Simple, modern typography of the phrase Be Still My Soul is a calm way to start and end each day. It comes in a black frame on heavyweight paper, with a canvas upgrade and two sizes to choose from.
Children's Rooms: Art at Their Eye Level
Children learn from what they see every day. Choose images that show the Savior's love for children, and consider hanging art a little lower than you would in other rooms so it sits closer to a child's eye level. For little ones, the fact that our framed art is made without glass is a nice bonus.
Christ and a child embracing in a field of flowers makes a gentle, reassuring image for a child's room. It is offered in 5 frame options and 3 sizes, and the product page notes that no glass means glare free and safer.
A night light adds comfort at bedtime and a reminder of the Savior through the night. This one features an engraved acrylic Christus insert on a plug-in LED base, with 7 colors and an automatic on/off photosensor. You can also choose designs like the I Am A Child of God night light, or browse all LDS night lights.
Home Office or Study: Focus and Inspiration
In an office, study nook, or homework corner, choose pieces that inspire without distracting. Text-based art works well here because you can read and ponder it during a break. Small items also shine on a desk or bookshelf: the 3.5 inch Christus statue and our LDS night lights, which their product pages say double as desk decorations, take up very little space.
Engraved on genuine red alder wood with the full text of The Living Christ, this plaque brings natural warmth to a bookshelf or office wall and comes in three sizes. See all LDS wood plaques for the Family Proclamation, Restoration Proclamation, and more.
Creating an LDS Art Gallery Wall
A gallery wall lets you tell your family's story of faith in one place, often in a hallway, stairway, or family room. Mix an image of the Savior, a temple that matters to you, and a proclamation or scripture, and the wall becomes a visual testimony. A few tips help it come together:
- Choose one unifying element. Using the same frame color across every piece keeps different images and sizes looking intentional.
- Start with an anchor. Place your largest piece first, usually near the center, and build outward with smaller ones.
- Plan on the floor first. Lay your frames out on the floor, or tape paper templates to the wall, before you put a single nail in.
- Keep spacing consistent. An even gap of a few inches between frames makes the whole grouping read as one piece.
- Leave room to grow. Add a new temple print after a sealing or a new image of Christ for a milestone.
Vintage temple designs give a gallery wall a timeless, collected look. This one can be personalized and comes in multiple sizes and frame types, so it is easy to fit into an arrangement.
Looking for more images to mix into your wall? Browse our framed art of Jesus Christ, our roundup of beautiful images of Christ, and our overview of framed artwork for your home.
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For a large entryway or living room, our 20-inch Christus statue makes a striking focal point. Like our other sizes, it is cast from durable polystone and comes in a gift box.
Find the right piece for every room in our full collection of LDS art, or browse LDS gifts for a housewarming, wedding, or any occasion.