Wall Poster for Dining Room —
The Room of Togetherness

The dining room is the place for shared meals, long conversations, and endless Sundays. A dining room wall decoration thoughtfully chosen nurtures this sense of togetherness: it dresses the wall everyone looks at — the one behind the table — and gives the room that warmth that invites you to stay.
At Cassili-home, our posters are inspired by the Mediterranean — terracotta, evening ochre, sun-warmed stone. These tones naturally suit the dining room because they evoke exactly what you experience there: the table, the south, time spent together. Premium matte paper 189g/m², HD printing, made to order.
What wall decoration for a dining room?
The main wall of a dining room — behind the table or above the sideboard — calls for warm tones and soothing patterns. Terracotta and ochre shades stimulate conviviality (it’s no coincidence restaurants use them), while beiges and ivories soften the light of evening meals.
Our collections best suited for the dining room:

What poster size above a table or sideboard?
-
A1 (59×84 cm) — the statement size above a sideboard or on the main wall
-
50×70 cm — versatile, alone or paired above a sideboard
-
Composition of 2-3 posters 30×40 or 50×70 — to create rhythm on a large wall behind the table
Simple rule: the width of the poster (or composition) should cover half to two-thirds of the width of the furniture below. Above a 160 cm sideboard, a single A1 or two 50×70 posters side by side work perfectly. Create your wall with our gallery wall configurator.
Mediterranean dining room: the atmosphere that suits the table
Light wood, linen, artisanal ceramics, rattan — if your dining room embraces natural materials, the Mediterranean poster is the crowning touch. A travertine or light-filled arch motif extends the spirit of the materials without overwhelming. To complete the atmosphere, read our guide Mediterranean Dining Room: Creating a Warm Atmosphere and our tips on terracotta and beige.

Mistakes to avoid in a dining room
-
Hanging too high — in a room where you sit, the center of the poster can be lowered to 140-150 cm.
-
Multiplying mismatched small frames — prefer a coherent composition in the same palette.
-
Aggressive patterns — the dining room calls for calm: mineral textures, plants, soft light.
-
Ignoring lighting — a matte poster (never glossy) avoids reflections from the light fixture above the table.
Discover our Mediterranean wall posters
FAQ — Dining Room Wall Decoration
What color poster for a dining room?
Warm tones — terracotta, ochre, golden beige — are best: they stimulate conviviality and flatter the light of meals. If your walls are already colored, an ivory or sand beige poster brings breathing space.
What to put on the wall above a sideboard?
A large format (A1) alone for a gallery effect, or two 50×70 posters aligned to rhythm the length of the furniture. Leave 15-20 cm between the top of the sideboard and the bottom of the poster.
Framed or unframed poster for the dining room?
The oak framed poster naturally pairs with a wooden table. The unframed poster, flush on the wall, suits very minimalist interiors — lime plaster, textured walls.
At what height to hang a poster in a dining room?
Lower than in a living room: the center of the poster at 140-150 cm from the floor, since you look at the wall while seated. Above a sideboard, align with the furniture: 15-20 cm of space between the two.
Discover our room-by-room guides
Each room has its own codes. Find our dedicated advice to choose the perfect poster.