Landscape Art Prints

For above a standard sofa or double bed, a 70x100cm landscape art print hits the sweet spot. It fills roughly two-thirds of the furniture's width, which is the proportion that looks intentional rather than lost on the wall. Go any smaller than 50x70cm and you'll wonder why the wall still feels empty. Our largest framed landscape prints ship ready to hang with fixtures already attached, so you're not messing about with separate frames that never quite fit.

Landscape art prints are brilliant in living rooms, but they're quietly underrated in bedrooms and hallways too. A muted coastal landscape print in soft blues and greens can make a bedroom feel genuinely restful, while a narrow hallway benefits from the horizontal pull of a landscape orientation because it visually widens the space. For bathrooms, we'd nudge you toward a framed print rather than canvas since the UV-protective acrylic glaze on our frames protects against light and keeps the print looking sharp for years.

The 2/3 rule means your print should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. So if your sideboard is 120cm wide, aim for a print around 70x100cm. It prevents the classic mistake of hanging a small print over a wide piece of furniture and ending up with a room that still feels unfinished. If you don't have furniture beneath the art, use two-thirds of the wall section instead. Our landscape prints go up to 70x100cm framed, which covers most standard living room setups perfectly.

If you want zero hassle, go framed. Our framed landscape prints arrive completely ready to hang, with the print properly fitted into a solid wood frame with UV-protective glazing. No warping, no bubbling, no separate-frame-that-doesn't-quite-match headaches. Unframed works if you already have a frame you love or want to switch things around later, but honestly, most of our customers go framed and tell us the quality is better than they expected. The museum-grade giclée printing looks stunning behind the acrylic glaze.

You'll find everything from mountain landscape prints and coastal scenes to abstract and vintage landscape art prints in our collection. For a modern, pared-back interior, we'd point you toward contemporary landscapes with clean compositions and a limited colour palette rather than busy, hyper-detailed scenes. Think open skies, single horizons, muted earth tones. If your room already has a lot going on with textiles and patterns, a simpler landscape gives the eye somewhere to rest. For Scandi or minimalist spaces, nature landscape prints with soft greens and greys are hard to beat.