Japan Art Pine Tree & Full Moon Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

Hang this japan art set of 3 in your bedroom and you'll feel the shift instantly — that quiet, grounded calm that only really good Japandi-style art can bring. The design shows a gnarled black pine tree stretching across all three prints, its twisted trunk and delicate needle-tipped branches reaching around a vast, luminous full moon rendered in warm gold tones against a cool, muted grey background. It's the kind of artwork that looks like it belongs in a curated Japanese interior — restrained, beautiful, and completely timeless.

I especially love how the three prints work together as a panorama. The left print anchors the scene with the heavy, sculptural trunk and a hint of gold-toned water reflection at the base. The centre print is the showstopper — the full moon sits bold and warm behind the spreading branches. The right print lets the composition breathe, with the moon partially visible and fine pine branches fanning out across the grey sky. Together, the palette of black, grey and soft gold tones feels calm, never cold.

What's Included with Japan Art Pine Tree & Full Moon Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 wall art prints featuring a black pine tree silhouette and full moon in grey and warm gold tones — Japandi landscape style
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, for indoor use
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no hunting for frames that fit, no fuss
• 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 japan art in a Bedroom

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row above the bed's headboard — that's the natural home for a triptych like this, and the panoramic composition was made for exactly that spot. Keep an even gap between each print (about 3–5 cm works well) so the scene reads as one continuous landscape. Because the palette is so considered — cool grey, deep black, warm gold tones — these prints sit beautifully against warm white, greige, or even a deeper charcoal feature wall without fighting for attention. If you want to layer in the full Japandi Decor feel, pair them with natural linen bedding, a low wooden bed frame, and minimal clutter. Less really is more here.

They'd also look stunning in a hallway or a calm home-office corner if you want to spread the zen feeling beyond the bedroom. For more Asian-inspired and Japandi wall art ideas, take a look at our Japanese wall art collection — there's plenty to build a whole room scheme around.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for This Set

Because this is a triptych that tells one continuous story, size really matters. If your wall above the bed is generous — say, wider than 150 cm — go for one of the larger size options so the pine tree and moon have real presence. On a narrower wall, medium sizes still look gorgeous; the bold black linework carries even at a smaller scale. For the finish, I'd lean towards Museum quality paper if you want the grey tones to look truly rich and the gold-toned areas to feel warm and deep. Luster paper gives a slightly more vibrant, contemporary result — both are lovely, it just depends on how moody you want to go.

In terms of colour matching, the cool grey background works with almost anything — warm whites, soft stone, sage green, even dark navy. The gold-toned moon detail will pick up any warm accents you already have in the room, like natural wood, brass-toned hardware, or amber lighting. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a bedroom before you decide.