Hang this large 3 piece wall art for living room and watch the whole space settle into something beautifully calm. Each of the three prints carries its own quiet Nordic scene — a bare, leaning tree rising from still water on the left, a solitary tree silhouetted against a large pale moon disc in the centre, and a rounded tree crowning a misty hillside on the right. The backgrounds have a soft, textured quality, like plaster or clay, rendered in warm beige and pale grey tones, with the trees and landscape details drawn in deep charcoal and black. Together they feel like three breaths from the same still, wintry landscape.
I genuinely love this set for anyone who wants art that is calming without being bland. The neutral beige and black palette means it will sit happily against almost any wall colour — warm white, soft greige, sage green, even a deep slate. It has that unhurried, hygge quality that proper Scandinavian design does so well: nothing is shouting, but you cannot stop looking at it.
What's Included with Large 3 Piece Wall Art for Living Room | Scandinavian Nordic Trees & Moon Landscape | Set of 3
A set of 3 individual wall art prints, each featuring a distinct Nordic landscape scene in a cohesive beige, grey and black palette
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, intended for indoor display
The framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no need to hunt for a frame that fits, saving you time and hassle
The unframed option is the print only, giving you full flexibility to choose your own framing
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 Large 3 Piece Wall Art for Living Room the Scandi Way
The classic way to hang a triptych like this is in a straight horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap of around 5–8 cm between each print. Above a sofa is the obvious choice and it works brilliantly here — the wide, low shape of a sofa mirrors the wide sweep of the landscape across all three prints. I would keep the surrounding décor simple: a couple of natural linen cushions, a wooden side table, maybe a woven throw. Let the art do the talking. If you want a slightly more modern feel, try hanging the three prints in a slight offset or staggered arrangement, with the centre piece raised a touch — it gives the moon print a real sense of place.
Because the palette is so quietly neutral, this set pairs naturally with warm white, greige or muted sage walls. It would also look stunning against a dark charcoal or slate feature wall, where the pale beige backgrounds would really glow. For more Scandinavian styling ideas, have a browse through our Scandinavian wall art collection — there are some lovely companion pieces in there that work beautifully alongside this set.
Choosing the Right Size and Style for Your Wall
The first thing I always suggest is measuring your wall before you decide on a size. For above a sofa, you ideally want the total width of all three prints (including your gaps) to be roughly two-thirds the width of the sofa. That proportion just looks right. If your sofa is a standard three-seater, a medium or large size option will usually hit that sweet spot nicely.
Think about the weight of the art against your wall colour too. If your walls are very pale — bright white or cream — the soft beige backgrounds of these prints will feel gentle and layered. On a deeper or bolder wall, the contrast between the pale background and the dark charcoal trees will really sing. Paper choice matters more than people realise: Luster gives a slight sheen that adds warmth to the beige tones, while Museum quality paper has a beautiful flat, matte finish that leans into the painterly, textured quality of this artwork. Both look wonderful — it really comes down to whether you prefer a softer glow or a more gallery-like feel.
Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every available size in a real living room setting.
