Landscape Prints Japanese Ink Bonsai Trees on Rolling Hills | Set of 3

Bring a real sense of calm into your bedroom with these Japanese-inspired landscape prints — three ink-wash style art prints, each showing a beautifully gnarled bonsai pine perched on a sweeping, layered hillside. The palette is wonderfully restrained: warm beige and sandy brown tones wash across rolling terrain, deepening to rich, dark brown at the base, while fine black linework traces every twist of branch and trunk against a soft, near-white sky. It feels meditative without being cold — the kind of art you actually want to wake up to.

Each print in the set has its own character. The left-hand piece shows a compact, windswept tree leaning gently to one side; the centre print features the tallest, most upright pine — the natural focal point of the trio; and the right-hand print sits somewhere in between, full-canopied and grounded by a small cluster of rocks. Together they read as a single, flowing Japanese landscape, and they look stunning lined up in a row above a bed or along a bedroom wall.

What's Included with Landscape Prints Japanese Ink Bonsai Trees on Rolling Hills | Set of 3

• A set of 3 art prints featuring Japanese ink-style bonsai tree landscape artwork in beige, black and brown tones
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour — suitable for indoor use
• The framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box, saving you the hassle of hunting for frames that fit
• 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 Landscape Prints in a Japandi Bedroom

I'd hang all three in a row at equal eye level with a small, even gap between each — maybe above the bed as a triptych, or along a plain wall that needs a quiet focal point without being busy. Because the beige, brown and black palette is so grounded, these prints sit beautifully against warm white, off-white, sage green or even a deep charcoal feature wall. They don't shout for attention; they draw you in, which is exactly what you want in a bedroom. For a fully pulled-together Japandi look, keep surrounding furniture and textiles simple — natural linen, warm wood tones, a few considered ceramics — and let the prints breathe with a little space around them. You can browse our full Japandi wall art collection for pieces that would sit beautifully alongside this set.

If you have a wider wall to fill, consider using slightly larger prints in the outer two positions and keeping the centre one the same size — it creates a subtle layered look that still feels cohesive. These prints also work well with a simple shelf below holding a small plant or stone vessel for that genuine wabi-sabi feel.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Bedroom Wall

The most common question I get is about size, and it really does make a difference. Above a standard double bed, I'd suggest going for a medium-to-large size so the prints hold their own against the headboard — too small and they can feel a little lost. If you're working with a narrower wall or a single bed, the smaller sizes are still gorgeous and give you that same serene, collected feel without overwhelming the space.

For finish, the Museum quality paper gives you beautifully deep contrast — really important with this artwork because those dark black ink lines and the layered brown tones need a paper that holds the detail. Luster paper is also a brilliant choice if you want something with a touch more luminosity in the beige and sandy tones. Both are printed with fade-resistant inks, so you won't have to worry about the artwork losing its subtlety over time. If you'd prefer something with a bit more texture and depth, the wrapped canvas option is worth a look — the ink-wash style suits canvas particularly well.

Scroll down to see how each size looks in a bedroom before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every size in that room so you can picture it properly.