Wall Crosses for Your Home

A wall cross does quiet work. It hangs above a doorway where you see it on the way out, or on the wall you face while the coffee brews, and over a few years it becomes the thing you look at when you are deciding how to answer someone. Because it lives at eye level, size and material matter more than they do on a shelf: a wooden wall cross reads warm and a little rustic in a hallway, while a metal or painted piece holds a gallery wall together.

We list the finished measurements and the weight on every product page, so you can measure the wall before you buy instead of after. If you are choosing your first one, an entryway cross wants to be generous, roughly two-thirds the width of the wall you place it on, and a bedroom or hallway cross can be smaller and closer to the door. Every piece here carries a passage rather than a slogan.