Home office wall art
Your home office wall is the one you look at for eight hours a day, and the one colleagues see behind you on every call. These antique clock quote prints are made for that wall: calm reminders about focus, priorities and using the hours well, without the shouty hustle of most office posters.
Each set comes as one instant download, and every design is also sold on its own as a print made to order and shipped worldwide, unframed or framed in oak, black or white.
Home Office Wall Art set of 8
Eight lines for the desk wall: a few to keep you moving, a couple to make you smile at 3pm. One instant download with A4 and US Letter files for every print. Buying the set works out at around 40% less than buying the same prints one by one.
Keep Moving in the Right Direction
For the steady worker who needs direction, not hustle.
Not Really Procrastination
For a colleague with a long to-do list and a sense of humour.
Also for the desk: the Time Management set
Six more lines about priorities and using the hours well, from Tim Ferriss, Oprah and others.
Time Management set of 6
Six quiet nudges for the desk wall, from Tim Ferriss, Oprah and others, as one instant download with A4 and US Letter files. Buying the set works out at around 40% less than buying the same prints one by one.
Lack of Time Is Lack of Priorities
For the desk of someone whose to-do list is longer than the day.
You Can Have It All, Not All at Once
A kind reminder for anyone juggling work, family and everything in between.
Own Your Time
A firmer line for founders, freelancers and anyone who sets their own hours.
Time Is All You Have
Simple and steady, for a wall you glance at between meetings.
Don’t Put Off Till Tomorrow
A gentle nudge for the procrastinator, with a twist in the second half.
Hanging art in a home office
Put one where you look, and one where they look. The print you need most goes just above or beside your screen, where your eyes rest between tasks. If you’re on video calls, a second print on the wall behind you gives the camera something calm to frame instead of a bare wall or a bookcase.
Hang at eye level for sitting, not standing. Gallery advice says centre art about 145–150 cm from the floor, but that assumes you’re standing. Above a desk, lower it so the centre sits roughly 20–25 cm above the desk top.
Group small prints into one block. Three or four A4 prints in matching frames, with 5–8 cm between them, read as one piece and suit a small room better than a single large poster.
Watch the glare. If your desk faces a window, choose a frame with a matt mount and hang prints on a side wall so light doesn’t bounce off the glass into your camera.
For more layouts and colour ideas, read home office wall art ideas.
Questions people ask
Printed or download: which is better for a home office?
If you want it framed and on the wall this week, choose a single print: we print to order and ship worldwide, and A4 prints can come framed. If you want several designs, or to try a layout first, the set is an instant download you can print at home tonight. Our guide to printing digital wall art covers paper and settings.
What size works above a desk?
A4 is right for most desks, either alone or as a row of three. Both A4 and US Letter come with every download; there’s more on frames in A4 frame size with mount.
Are any of them funny?
Two are: the procrastination print and the coffee-or-margarita one. They are the easiest gift for a colleague or a boss with a sense of humour, and they balance the more serious lines in a group of three.
Will they suit a shared office or a work desk?
Yes. The lines are about focus and using time well rather than “grind” slogans, so they sit comfortably in shared spaces and make a good gift for a colleague’s desk.
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