Modern Landscape Art Prints

For the wall above a standard three-seater sofa or double bed, we'd go straight for a 70x100cm framed print. It fills roughly two-thirds of the furniture width, which looks intentional rather than lost. Our modern landscape art prints at that size deliver serious detail and depth on thick matte paper, and because the frame arrives properly fitted with fixtures attached, you can have it on the wall in under five minutes. If your space is tighter, a 50x70cm print works above a single armchair or bedside table without feeling cramped.

Traditional landscape art tends to be hyperdetailed and naturalistic, think rolling green hills painted to look as photographic as possible. Modern landscape prints strip that back. You'll find simplified colour palettes, abstracted forms, and compositions that focus on mood over accuracy. A Scandinavian landscape print might reduce a mountain range to three soft blocks of blue, while a minimalist landscape print could be nothing more than a horizon line and a wash of muted ochre. The result is art that sets a tone in a room without competing with your furniture or decor.

Not with ours. Every framed modern landscape print we sell uses UV-protective acrylic glazing and museum-grade inks rated to last hundreds of years, even in direct sunlight. So that south-facing living room wall you've been avoiding? Go ahead and use it. The acrylic glazing also eliminates glare, which means you get clean, natural colour from every angle instead of a white rectangle of reflected light.

Absolutely, and we'd actually encourage it. The trick is to anchor the group with a shared colour temperature. If your abstract landscape art print leans warm (burnt sienna, dusty pink, amber), pair it with photography or figurative pieces in the same tonal family. Hang them as a loose salon wall or a tight row of three. What you want to avoid is mixing wildly different frame finishes, so stick with the same frame colour across the set. Our solid wood frames come in consistent finishes that make gallery walls look cohesive without any guesswork.

Right now, the biggest shift we're seeing is towards muted, tonal landscapes over bold graphic prints. Think soft greens, warm neutrals, and hazy mountain scenes that feel almost meditative. Minimalist landscape prints and Scandinavian-inspired pieces with pared-back palettes are especially popular for living rooms and bedrooms. Contemporary nature prints with an abstract edge are also having a moment, particularly large-format pieces used as a single focal point rather than part of a gallery wall. If you're decorating a freshly painted room in warm whites or earthy tones, this style slots in perfectly.