Large New York Wall Art "Autumn in New York" Ochre Watercolour Manhattan Scenes | Set of 3

Bring a little of that magical Big Apple autumn feeling into your home with this large New York wall art set — three beautifully illustrated watercolour scenes that capture Manhattan at its most golden and warm. Each print features soft beige backgrounds with rich ochre, amber and burnt-orange tones, depicting iconic NYC spots dressed in autumn foliage: a grand neoclassical building flanked by turning trees, the soaring Rockefeller Centre skyscraper surrounded by harvest pumpkins and potted florals, and a peaceful Central Park bridge scene with reflected water and scattered autumn leaves. The style is loose, hand-painted watercolour with a warm, storybook quality — detailed enough to reward a closer look, but light enough to keep the overall feel calm and inviting.

Together the three prints tell one cohesive story of New York City in the fall. The ochre and beige palette ties them beautifully without making them feel matchy, and the creamy off-white backgrounds mean they sit well against almost any wall colour. If you love travel, NYC, or just the cosy feeling of autumn, this set will make you smile every time you walk past it.

What's Included with Large New York Wall Art "Autumn in New York" Ochre Watercolour Manhattan Scenes | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints, each featuring a distinct autumn Manhattan scene in warm ochre, amber, beige and orange watercolour tones
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour — suitable for indoor display
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits — the unframed option is the print only
• 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 new york wall art in Your Hallway

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row along your hallway wall at eye level, with an even gap of around 4–6 cm between each one — it creates a gallery-wall feel without any fuss. Because the palette runs through warm ochre, amber and soft beige, these prints pair brilliantly with hallway walls in warm white, linen, terracotta or even a deep forest green. The creamy backgrounds keep the overall look airy rather than heavy, which is perfect for hallways that don't get a huge amount of natural light. You could echo the ochre tones with a simple jute runner or a rust-coloured cushion on a hallway bench to really pull the look together.

These prints also work a treat in a living room or a home office where you want a travel-inspired focal point. If you're a New York lover — or you just dream of a Manhattan autumn — grouping them above a console table or sideboard gives you that proper gallery moment. For more travel wall art inspiration, have a browse through our travel wall art collection — there are plenty of city and destination prints to build a whole travel-themed display.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Space

The first thing I'd think about is the wall you have in mind. In a hallway, you often have a longer stretch of wall than you might expect — which is good news, because this set of three really sings when the prints are given room to breathe. As a rough guide, measure the wall width and aim for the total spread of all three prints (plus gaps) to fill roughly two-thirds of it. If your hallway is on the narrower side, go for a medium size; if you have a generous entrance hall, push to the largest size you can — the artwork rewards the space.

For finish, Luster art paper gives you a gentle sheen and slightly punchy colour, which works brilliantly with the warm ochre and amber tones in these prints. Museum quality paper has a softer, more matte feel that leans into the hand-painted watercolour quality of the illustrations — both are gorgeous, so it really comes down to whether you prefer a slightly bolder or a softer look on the wall. Wrapped canvas is a brilliant option if you want a more textural, studio feel with no glass. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a hallway before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every size in that room.