Western Bar Decor: Saloon Wall Art for a Home Bar, Bar Cart or Game Room

Start with the saloon towns

Nothing says saloon like the towns that had the famous ones. Deadwood puts a gunslinger at a poker table with a hand of aces, a nod to Wild Bill Hickok. Tombstone shows the street by the O.K. Corral. Hang two or three as a row, or take the Old West Towns wall set and skip the guesswork.

For a darker, late night bar, Neon Still is an old roadside sign reading LIQUOR in black and white. For something funny, Deadpan West grins under his hat.

Sizes for a back bar and a bar cart

• Behind a built in bar: 20x30 or 24x36, centered on the counter.
• Over a bar cart: 12x18 or 16x20, about 8 to 10 in above the top shelf.
• Game room wall: three 18x24 posters in a row, 2 to 3 in apart.

Frames that suit a saloon

Black is the classic travel poster look and makes rust lettering pop. Walnut warms the gold in Ride or Die and sits well beside leather stools and dark wood. On a dark painted wall, black with a white mat keeps the edges crisp.