Chinese Artwork Ink Landscape Bonsai & Misty Mountains Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

Bring a real sense of calm into your dining room with this beautiful set of three chinese artwork prints, inspired by the ancient tradition of East Asian ink painting. Across the three panels, sweeping washes of deep black and soft mauve bleed into crisp white space, creating that misty, atmospheric quality you find in classic Chinese and Japanese landscape art. Gnarled bonsai pines perch on ink-washed hillsides, a lone wooden staircase disappears into the mist in the central panel, and a tiny solitary boat drifts quietly across still water in the far right print — it is the kind of art that genuinely makes you stop and breathe.

I love how the palette works here: the contrast between the bold black ink tones and the clean white ground is dramatic without being harsh, and the soft mauve-grey mid-tones add just enough warmth to keep it feeling cosy rather than cold. Together the three prints read as one continuous landscape, which makes them feel considered and intentional on the wall — perfect for a Japandi or wabi-sabi inspired dining room where you want beauty without clutter.

What's Included with Chinese Artwork Ink Landscape Bonsai & Misty Mountains Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints forming one cohesive ink landscape across all three panels
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting, vivid results
• Suitable for indoor use — ideal for dining rooms, living spaces, and hallways
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the packaging, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits. The unframed option is the print only.
• 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 Chinese Artwork in a Japandi Dining Room

My favourite way to hang this set is in a straight horizontal row at eye level, with an equal gap between each panel — roughly 3 to 5 cm works beautifully. Because the three prints form a single panoramic landscape when placed together, keeping them evenly spaced lets the composition flow naturally from one panel to the next. Above a dining table is an especially lovely spot: the misty, calming scene gives everyone something quietly absorbing to look at without demanding attention mid-conversation.

The black, white and mauve tones are wonderfully versatile. They look stunning against pale walls — warm white, soft linen or a light sage green all work really well — and they complement natural materials like pale wood, rattan, linen and stone that are so central to the Japandi aesthetic. If you'd like more inspiration on building a Japandi dining room, do have a browse of our Japandi wall art collection — there are some lovely pieces that pair perfectly with this set.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Space

Before you decide on a size, it really is worth measuring the wall space above your dining table or sideboard. As a rough guide, the total width of all three prints together should ideally sit within the width of the furniture below — this grounds the artwork and makes the whole arrangement feel intentional. If your dining room has high ceilings or a long wall, going a size up from your first instinct usually pays off — ink landscapes like this one benefit from a little breathing room around them.

For finish, I would lean towards Museum quality paper if you want the deepest blacks and the crispest contrast between the ink tones and the white ground — it really does justice to the fine detail in the bonsai silhouettes and the misty washes. Luster paper is a brilliant choice too, with a gentle sheen that adds a lovely subtle dimension. If you prefer a more tactile, gallery feel, the wrapped canvas option removes any need for framing entirely and gives the landscape a contemporary edge.

Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every available size in that setting, which makes it much easier to picture on your own wall.