Japandi Art Prints | Set of 3 Japan Landscape Prints

Discover these japandi art prints and picture how your living room could look — three Japanese landscape illustrations hung side by side above the sofa, calm and considered without being bare. The style blends Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian simplicity, so the prints feel quiet and grounding rather than decorative for decoration's sake. If you've been searching for something that actually pulls a room together without shouting, this set is probably it.

Each of the three prints carries the same spirit — nature-inspired Japanese landscapes that sit beautifully next to each other. The illustrations work with a lot of different living room setups, whether you're going for something quite minimal or just want one strong focal point on the wall. I think what I love most about this set is how effortless it looks once it's up — like it was always meant to be there. You can browse more japanese wall art if you'd like to see other prints in a similar vein.

What's Included with this Landscape Painting Japan Set of 3

• Three individual Japanese landscape art prints, designed to be displayed together as a set
• Printed using pigment inks for bright, fade-resistant colour that holds up over time
• Suitable for indoor use only — keeps the colours looking their best for years
• White mounts are not included with the prints
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style japandi art prints in Your Living Room

I'd hang all three in a row at eye level, with an even gap between each one — somewhere around 3 to 5 cm usually looks right. Because the prints have that calm, nature-inspired Japanese aesthetic, they work especially well on white, warm white, or soft sage walls. Got a light linen sofa or some natural wood furniture nearby? Even better — the whole thing will feel really cohesive. If you want to take the look further, have a look at our living room pictures collection for ideas on how to build the wall around them. One thing worth knowing: because this is a set of three, you get a lot of visual impact without needing to add anything else to the wall — it does the work on its own.

Choosing the Right Finish for Your Space

If your room already has a few different textures going on — say a linen sofa, a wooden coffee table, a woven rug — an unframed print can actually feel more considered than a framed one, because it doesn't compete. On the other hand, if your walls are fairly bare and you want the set to feel finished straight away, going for a black or oak frame makes a real difference. The framed options mean you're not hunting around for frames that match after the fact, which honestly saves a lot of back and forth. Have a read about the japandi style if you're still figuring out the overall direction for your room — it's a good place to start.