Islamic Wall Decor for Your Home: Where to Hang It and How to Choose
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Islamic wall decor brings a calm, meaningful feel to a home. Many families choose it for the living room, entrance or prayer area. This guide covers how to choose a design and where it is usually placed with respect.
The short answer: choose a design you can read clearly from the room, hang it at a respectful height in a clean and quiet part of the home, and keep it away from bathrooms and busy cooking areas.
Where to place it
- Living room: a feature wall that guests see first.
- Entrance: a short remembrance or blessing as people come in.
- Prayer area or bedroom: a calm spot where you can read it.
Many families prefer to avoid hanging Islamic calligraphy in bathrooms, near shoes, or low where it can be knocked. If you are unsure, follow your family's custom.
Choosing a design
- Tasbeeh designs: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar in a set. See Tasbeeh Set.
- Asma-ul-Husna: the 99 Names of Allah in one large piece, a strong centre piece for a living room. See Asma-ul-Husna.
- Browse everything: the Islamic wall decor collection.
Size and readability
Calligraphy should be readable from where you sit. For a living room, choose a larger piece. For a hallway or bedroom, a smaller set works well.
Pairing with other decor
Keep the surrounding wall simple. A single Islamic piece or set looks best when it is not crowded by many other designs. If you also like botanical decor, give each its own wall.
Price range
Our Islamic pieces range from PKR 5,999 to PKR 7,999. COD available.
Frequently asked questions
Which room is best for Islamic wall decor?
The living room and entrance are the most common choices.
What height should it be hung at?
At or just above eye level, so it can be read comfortably.
Can I order with cash on delivery?
COD available.
