Hang this set of three abstract mountain art wallart prints in your hallway and you instantly get that quiet, breathtaking feeling of standing at the foot of a snow-covered peak. Each print depicts vast, textured white and soft grey mountain landscapes rendered in a painterly style — the kind that looks like thick, gestural brushwork — with tiny black silhouetted figures of climbers picking their way up the slopes. It is dramatic but completely calm at the same time, which is exactly what a hallway needs.
The palette is almost entirely white and soft grey, with those small black figures providing just enough contrast to draw your eye across all three prints. There is real depth in the texture of the mountains — ridges, slopes and summits all picked out in varying tones of white — and together the three pieces tell a story of a journey upward. Very Scandinavian, very hygge, and genuinely lovely to come home to every day.
What's Included with Abstract Mountain Art White Snow Climbers Scandinavian Landscape Wall Art Prints | Set of 3
A set of 3 individual art prints depicting snow-covered abstract mountain landscapes with black silhouetted climber figures, printed in a Scandinavian style using white and soft grey tones
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks on your chosen paper — made for lasting indoor display
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight away — no hunting around for a frame that fits, which saves you a real headache
Choose between unframed and framed options in multiple sizes and in Luster or Museum quality; also available in wrapped canvas size options
How to Style Abstract Mountain Art in a Hallway
I always say the hallway sets the tone for the whole home, and this set does it beautifully. Hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level with an equal gap between each one — around 5 to 8 cm works well — and the three compositions flow together like one wide, sweeping mountain scene. Because the prints are predominantly white and grey, they sit brilliantly against white walls, pale grey walls, or even a deeper charcoal if you want a bolder look. The black climber figures give just enough contrast without needing any additional colour in the room.
If your hallway is narrow, do not worry — these prints work just as well stacked vertically in a tighter space, or hung as a pair with the third used elsewhere. They also suit a Scandi or Nordic-inspired scheme perfectly, so if you have natural wood, rattan or linen textures nearby, this set will feel right at home. For more Scandi wall art ideas, have a browse through our Scandinavian wall art collection — there is plenty of inspiration there.
Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Wall
With a set of three prints, the combined width matters just as much as the individual size of each piece. I would measure your wall first and work backwards — as a rough guide, the full set should fill roughly two-thirds of the wall width so it feels intentional rather than lost. If you have a longer hallway wall, go for a larger size per print; in a more compact space, a smaller size keeps things balanced without crowding.
For finish, the Museum quality paper really brings out the depth and texture in these mountain prints — the subtle tonal variation in the whites and greys looks beautifully crisp and rich. Luster is a fantastic choice too, with a gentle sheen that suits the clean, minimal Scandi feel. If you want everything done and dusted, the framed option is the easiest route — it arrives ready to put straight on the wall. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a hallway before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every size in the room so you can get a proper sense of scale.
