Dining Room Wall Art Amalfi Coast Mediterranean Watercolour Prints "Sotto il sole di Amalfi" | Set of 3

Bring the magic of a long Mediterranean summer straight into your dining room with this gorgeous set of 3 dining room wall art prints. Each piece is a loose, expressive watercolour illustration — the kind that feels like a holiday memory pinned to your wall. On the left, a sun-drenched coastal terrace scene with a bistro table set with wine, seafood and a lemon, the deep blue sea and sailing boats stretching into the distance behind it. In the centre, a charming white-rendered building with palm trees, a vivid red door, green shuttered windows and balconies full of potted plants — with the handwritten phrase Sotto il sole di Amalfi (Under the Amalfi Sun) inscribed beneath in flowing script. On the right, another breezy terrace moment: a round café table laid with mezze, coffee and drinks, white-washed clifftop villages tumbling down to a sparkling blue bay behind it. The overall palette is creamy white and soft blue, warmed with earthy terracottas, sage greens, splashes of coral and warm sandy tones — light, fresh and completely transportive.

Together the three prints tell a little story of slow coastal living — the kind where lunch lasts three hours and the sea is always in view. They work beautifully as a row above a dining table or sideboard, and they suit anyone who loves Mediterranean decor, coastal style or simply wants to inject a bit of summer into their everyday space. I genuinely think this set is one of the most joyful things you can put on a dining room wall.

What's Included with Dining Room Wall Art Amalfi Coast Mediterranean Watercolour Prints "Sotto il sole di Amalfi" | Set of 3

• A set of 3 art prints, each featuring a unique watercolour Mediterranean/Amalfi Coast scene as shown
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting, vivid colour
• Suitable for indoor use
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no hunting for a frame that fits, no extra hassle, just straight up on your wall
• 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 dining room wall art the Mediterranean Way

My favourite way to hang this set is in a clean horizontal row at eye level, with an equal gap between each print — roughly 5 to 8 cm works well for most wall spaces. Above a dining table they look brilliant; the coastal scenes echo the relaxed, convivial feeling of sharing a meal, and the soft blue and white tones keep things feeling open and airy even in a smaller room. If you have a sideboard or a long console table, try hanging them just above it — the horizontal line of the furniture anchors the prints and gives the whole wall a really considered, gallery-feel finish.

Because the palette is grounded in creamy white and soft Mediterranean blue, these prints are wonderfully versatile. They sit happily on plain white walls, warm off-white, pale stone or even a soft sage green. For a really cohesive Mediterranean look, bring in some natural textures around them — a rattan chair, linen napkins, terracotta pots or a wooden fruit bowl — and suddenly your dining room really does feel like the Amalfi Coast. You can find more coastal and Mediterranean-inspired art over at our Coastal Wall Art collection if you want to build out the look further.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Space

Before you pick a size, take five minutes to measure the wall or the piece of furniture you're hanging these above. A good rule of thumb is that the combined width of all three prints (plus the gaps between them) should be roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of your dining table or sideboard. That proportion tends to look intentional rather than accidental. If your dining room is on the smaller side, the medium sizes can feel just as impactful as the large ones — because this artwork has so much lovely detail, it really rewards a closer look.

For finish, the Luster paper gives you a gentle sheen that makes the blues and greens really sing — great in rooms with natural light. Museum quality paper has a matt finish with beautiful depth of colour, and it's especially good if you get a lot of direct sunlight, as it minimises any glare. The wrapped canvas option is a lovely choice if you prefer a more relaxed, less formal feel — no mount, no frame lines, just the illustration filling the canvas edge to edge. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in that setting.