Artwork for the Living Room Bohemian Books & Reading Nook Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

Bring a proper sense of warmth and personality to your artwork for the living room with this gorgeous set of three bohemian-style art prints celebrating the simple joy of books. Each print is painted in a rich, moody style — think deep sage green backgrounds, warm cream and sandy tones at the base, and stacks of books rendered in earthy tans, blacks, creams and rich browns. The left print shows a steaming white cup of tea or coffee resting on a neat pile of leather-bound books. The centre print — my personal favourite — features a cosy herringbone-patterned armchair with a soft cream throw draped over it and a small stack of books resting on the seat, all sitting on a warm ochre floor. The right print completes the trio with a tall, beautifully layered stack of books in varying colours and textures. Together they tell a whole little story.

If you love books, have a dedicated reading corner, or just want art that feels genuinely lived-in and personal rather than generic, this set is a really lovely fit. The muted green palette ties all three prints together beautifully, and because the tones are warm and earthy rather than bold, they sit happily alongside natural wood, rattan, warm white walls or deeper botanical greens. It's the kind of art that makes a room feel like it belongs to someone — in the very best way.

What's Included with Artwork for the Living Room Bohemian Books & Reading Nook Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints featuring the stacked books with tea cup, the cosy reading armchair with throw, and the tall book stack — all against a sage green painted background
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting, vivid colour — suitable for indoor display
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box, saving you the hassle of tracking down a frame that fits
• The unframed option is the print only — perfect if you already have your own frames or prefer to choose your own
• 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 Artwork for the Living Room with This Bohemian Books Set

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap between each one — about 5 to 8 cm works nicely. Above a sofa or a console table in the living room is a classic spot, and this set earns its place there really naturally. The sage green background means the prints practically blend into deeper green or botanical-toned walls, or pop warmly against soft white and warm linen shades. If you're putting together a reading nook or a book corner, try hanging them above a low bookshelf or beside your favourite chair — the subject matter makes them feel completely at home there, and they'll give the whole space that intentional, curated feel without trying too hard.

This set also works beautifully in a study room or home library. The earthy tones — those warm tans, blacks, creams and sage greens — pair well with natural materials like wood, wicker and linen, so if your space already has a bohemian or relaxed vintage feel, these prints will slot right in. For more bohemian wall art ideas, take a look at our bohemian wall art collection — there are lots of complementary pieces to build a full gallery wall if you fancy it.

Choosing the Right Size and Style for Your Space

Getting the size right really does make all the difference. As a rough guide, I'd suggest measuring the wall space you have in mind and aiming for the three prints together to fill about two-thirds of the width — that tends to look balanced rather than lost or overwhelming. If you're working with a smaller reading nook or a narrow wall, the smaller sizes in the set can look really charming and considered. For a larger living room wall or behind a full-length sofa, go bigger — the detail in the painted book spines and the armchair really rewards a larger format.

When it comes to paper choice, Luster gives you a slightly sheen finish that makes those rich greens and warm tans feel vibrant and punchy. Museum quality paper has a smoother, more matte feel — closer to a fine art print — which suits the painterly, still-life quality of these illustrations really well. Both are beautiful; it honestly comes down to whether you prefer a bit of sheen or a more gallery-like finish. And if you want something with real depth and texture, the wrapped canvas option is worth considering — it gives the artwork a proper painted-art feel on your wall. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide.