These home decor art statistics highlight the latest figures on global home decor market size, wall art growth, online art sales, homeowner spending, and digital commerce trends shaping the category in 2026.
The global home decor market was valued at $960.14 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $1.62 trillion by 2030.
The U.S. home decor market is projected to reach $392.56 billion by 2030.
The Europe home decor market is projected to reach $458.47 billion by 2030.
The global wall art market is expected to grow from $70.94 billion in 2026 to $145.49 billion by 2034.
Canvas is expected to hold a 45.11% share of the wall art market in 2026.
The global art market generated $57.5 billion in sales in 2024.
The U.S. remained the largest art market in 2024 with a 43% global share and $24.8 billion in sales.
Online sales in the global art market reached $10.5 billion in 2024.
Online art sales accounted for 18% of total art market sales in 2024, versus 9% in 2019 and 25% in 2020.
Online art sales fell to $9.2 billion in 2025, or 15% of the total art market.
54% of U.S. homeowners undertook decorating projects in 2024, matching the share that completed renovations.
Median homeowner renovation spend was $20,000 in 2024, down from $24,000 in 2023.
Median spend in 2024 was $22,000 for kitchen remodels and $13,000 for primary bathroom remodels.
Living room update spend fell to a median of $4,000 in 2024, while home office updates fell to $1,000.
9 in 10 renovating homeowners hired pros for their projects in 2024.
70% of interior designers reported a good or very good business outlook for 2025.
Etsy ended 2025 with 86.5 million active buyers and more than 100 million items listed for sale.
Etsy said its Home and Living category grew year over year in late 2025.
U.S. consumers spent $29.2 billion online on furniture and home goods during the 2024 holiday season.
Holiday decor, bedding and linen sets, storage solutions, accent chairs, and throw pillows and blankets were among the top online sellers in furniture and home goods during that season.
Global Home Decor Market Size
The home decor category remains enormous on a global basis, with market forecasts pointing to continued expansion through 2030. That gives wall art, decorative accents, textiles, and related interior products a large and still-growing addressable market.
Wall art is one of the clearest subsectors connecting home decor and visual art. Current projections show a sizable market with strong long-term growth, while canvas remains the largest material segment.
Digital channels became much more important for art sales during the pandemic, and they remain structurally stronger than before 2020 even after part of the market shifted back to in-person transactions.
Spending data from U.S. homeowners shows that kitchens and bathrooms still dominate major interior budgets, but living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and home offices remain active categories for decor-driven updates and styling purchases.
Label
Bar
Value
Kitchen remodel
$22,000
Primary bathroom remodel
$13,000
Living room update
$4,000
Primary bedroom update
$2,750
Dining room update
$2,100
Home office update
$1,000
Max = $22,000. Widths: Kitchen remodel 100.00%, Primary bathroom remodel 59.09%, Living room update 18.18%, Primary bedroom update 12.50%, Dining room update 9.55%, Home office update 4.55%
What These Home Decor Art Statistics Show
The biggest pattern is scale. Home decor is already a near-trillion-dollar global category, and wall art alone is forecast to keep expanding at a healthy pace. That suggests decorative art is not a niche add-on inside the home economy anymore. It is part of a broader spending category tied to remodeling, personalization, gifting, and e-commerce.
The second pattern is channel shift. Online art sales remain well above pre-2020 levels, Etsy continues to operate at major scale for independent sellers, and Adobe’s retail data shows furniture and home goods are now a very large online shopping category. Even as in-person buying remains important for higher-end art, digital discovery and checkout are still central to how consumers shop for visual home products.
The third pattern is that consumer budgets are uneven. Kitchens and bathrooms still command the largest interior spending, but smaller-room updates and decor-led refreshes continue to create demand for art prints, wall pieces, textiles, and accent items. For brands, marketplaces, and creators, that means growth is likely to come from both premium statement purchases and lower-ticket styling products.
Sources
Grand View Research, Home Decor Market Size and Share, 2025 update
Grand View Research, U.S. Home Decor Market Size and Outlook, 2025 to 2030
Grand View Research, Europe Home Decor Market Size and Outlook, 2025 to 2030
Fortune Business Insights, Wall Art Market Size, updated March 2026
Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2025
Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2026
Art Basel Art Market Report 2021
Houzz, 2025 U.S. Houzz and Home Renovation Trends
Houzz, 5 Home Renovation Spending Trends to Know About in 2025
Houzz, 2025 U.S. Houzz State of the Industry
Etsy fourth quarter and full year 2025 results and 2025 annual report
Adobe Digital Insights, 2024 holiday shopping season report
