Japandi Japanese Ink Wash Landscape Wall Art Prints | Bonsai, Bridge & Moon | Set of 3

Hang this framed wall art landscape set above your fireplace and you'll instantly feel the mood in the room shift — quieter, calmer, more considered. Each of the three art prints is painted in a Japanese ink-wash style, with deep charcoal-black silhouettes rising from fluid pools of warm brown and soft taupe wash. The first print shows a solitary bonsai tree perched on a misty ink cloud; the centre print carries the same flowing wash of earthy brown tones fading into white, almost like ink dropped into water; and the third features a graceful arched bridge framed by pine trees, with a large pale grey moon sitting softly behind them. Together, they tell a quiet, oriental story across your wall.

I really love how the palette works here — the rich brown tones and dark ink sit beautifully against a white or warm cream background, and the generous white space within each print keeps the whole thing feeling light and uncluttered. This is very much a Japandi set: earthy, restrained, and deeply relaxing. If you're drawn to Asian-inspired or oriental aesthetics, or you just want something calming above a fireplace that isn't going to date, these are spot on.

What's Included with Japandi Japanese Ink Wash Landscape Wall Art Prints | Bonsai, Bridge & Moon | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints — each one featuring a distinct Japanese ink-wash landscape scene (bonsai tree, abstract ink wash, arched bridge with moon)
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour
• Suitable for indoor use
• The framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box — no hunting for a frame that fits, 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 framed wall art landscape prints in a Japandi or Oriental Home

Above a fireplace is honestly one of the best spots for a set like this. I'd hang all three in a row at the same height, with an even gap of around 3–5 cm between each print — that spacing lets the eye travel across them as one cohesive landscape without the pieces feeling cramped. The warm brown and charcoal tones in the art work brilliantly with natural materials: think wooden mantlepieces, rattan accessories, linen cushions, or dark-stained shelving. If your walls are white or warm off-white, these prints will look absolutely stunning against them. For a slightly moodier feel, they also work well against a soft clay or greige wall.

Because the set carries so much white space within each print, the trio doesn't overwhelm a chimney breast — even on a smaller wall, they feel measured and calm rather than busy. If you want to lean further into the Japandi or oriental theme, pair them with a simple ceramic vase, a wooden clock, or a low-profile plant on the mantelpiece below. For more Japandi and Asian-inspired wall art ideas, have a browse through our Japandi wall art collection — there's plenty to mix and match with this set.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Wall

When it comes to picking the size, the main thing to think about is the width of your fireplace or chimney breast. As a rough guide, the total span of all three prints together should ideally fill about two-thirds to three-quarters of the wall width — that way they feel intentional and properly anchored, rather than lost in the space. If you have a wider chimney breast, go for a larger size; if it's more of a cosy alcove, a smaller format works beautifully because the ink-wash detail really holds up at a smaller scale too.

For finish, I'd say Museum quality paper is worth considering here — the depth of the black ink and the subtle warm brown tones really do look richer on the higher-quality paper. That said, Luster paper gives a lovely result too and is a great option if you're being budget-conscious. As for framing, the framed option is the easiest choice for above a fireplace because it arrives truly ready to hang and adds that neat, finished look. Canvas wrap gives a more contemporary, frame-free feel if you prefer a slightly more casual style. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a above fireplace before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in that setting so you can picture it properly.