Hallway Wall Art Ideas New York Autumn Watercolour Travel Prints | "Autumn in New York" | Set of 3

Bring one of the most charming hallway wall art ideas to life with this gorgeous set of three watercolour art prints celebrating autumn in New York City. Each illustration captures a different corner of the Big Apple dressed in its finest seasonal colours — warm coral-reds, soft greys, burnt oranges and creamy whites — all painted in a loose, painterly watercolour style that feels both relaxed and beautifully considered. If you love travel, NYC, or simply want your hallway to feel like somewhere with a story, this set really delivers.

I'm genuinely fond of these three prints because they work together so naturally. The left print shows the Manhattan Bridge rising behind a red-brick building, its foreground scattered with autumn leaves, pumpkins and pine cones in rich orange and coral tones against a soft grey-white background. The centre print — the one with the script lettering reading "Autumn in New York" — depicts a bustling flower and market stall beneath a black-and-white striped awning, a tall street lamp standing proud alongside bursts of seasonal blooms and wooden crates of produce. The right print rounds things off with a charming NYC shopfront, its coral-toned canopy draped in flowers, gourds and autumnal arrangements spilling out onto the pavement. Hung together, they tell a little story that greets you every time you walk through the door.

What's Included with Hallway Wall Art Ideas New York Autumn Watercolour Travel Prints | "Autumn in New York" | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual wall art prints, each featuring a distinct hand-illustrated watercolour scene of New York City in autumn
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, designed for indoor display
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no fussing around trying to find a frame that fits, which is a real time-saver
• The unframed option gives you the print only, so you can pop it into your own frame if you prefer
• 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 Hallway Wall Art Ideas with This NYC Autumn Set

The classic approach — and honestly the one I'd go for — is to hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level, with an equal gap between each one. In a narrow hallway this works especially well because it draws the eye along the wall rather than making the space feel cramped. Keep the gaps consistent, roughly 5–8 cm between prints, and use a spirit level so they sit perfectly straight. Because the palette is warm coral, soft grey and creamy white, these prints pair beautifully with white, warm greige or even a deep charcoal wall — the coral tones really pop against a darker background.

If your hallway is more of an entrance hall with a bit more wall space, you could also arrange two prints side by side and one slightly above or below to create a small, relaxed cluster — that works brilliantly above a console table or bench. A simple autumn wreath or a small vase of seasonal stems nearby would tie in perfectly with the NYC market-stall feel. For more travel-themed styling ideas, have a browse of our travel wall art collection — there are plenty of companions that would sit nicely alongside this set.

What to Think About Before Choosing Your New York Art Prints

Size is the first thing I'd consider. In a narrow hallway, a smaller print size keeps things proportionate and avoids the set feeling overwhelming — something in the A4 or A3 range is often just right. If you have a longer, wider hallway or a generous entrance hall, stepping up to A2 or larger makes a real statement and fills the wall in a satisfying way. It's worth measuring your wall space before you decide, especially if you're planning to hang all three in a row.

Next, think about your existing colour scheme. The coral, grey and white tones in these prints are very versatile — they complement neutral and warm-toned interiors particularly well, and the watercolour style means they never look harsh or out of place. If your hallway has cool grey or blue-toned walls you'll still find these work, because the warm coral and orange accents bring a lovely bit of contrast. For paper, Luster gives a slightly satin sheen that suits the painterly watercolour style, while Museum quality paper offers a more matte, gallery-like finish — both look wonderful. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a hallway before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in that exact setting.