Large Wall Art Blue Japandi Ink Wash Landscape

Bring a real sense of calm into your dining room with this large wall art blue Japandi ink wash set — three prints that together tell one sweeping, meditative story across your wall. Soft blue-grey ink seems to drift and swirl across a bright white ground, carrying with it delicate black silhouettes of gnarled trees, rocky outcrops, a lone fisherman on a still boat, a temple pavilion, and a solitary pine perched on a misty peak. It is quiet, considered, and completely beautiful.

I love how the three panels work as a single flowing composition — the ink wash moves continuously from left to right, so when you hang them together the landscape unfolds like a scroll painting. The palette is incredibly versatile: those cool blue-grey and black tones sit happily against white, warm greige, sage or even a deep charcoal wall, making this set one of the most flexible pieces we stock.

What's Included with Large Wall Art Blue Japandi Ink Wash Landscape | Set of 3

Set of 3 individual art prints, each featuring a section of the continuous Japanese-style ink wash landscape
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for rich, lasting colour
Suitable for indoor use — perfect for a dining room, living room or hallway
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight away, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits perfectly
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 wall art blue Japandi Prints in Your Dining Room

The most satisfying way to hang this set is in a straight horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap of around 3–5 cm between each panel — that lets the ink wash flow naturally from one print to the next, just as the artist intended. Above a dining table works brilliantly: the long horizontal space mirrors the composition perfectly, and the calm blue-grey tones make every meal feel a little more considered and peaceful. I would suggest centring the set above the table rather than pushing it to one side; the symmetry really does make a difference.

If your dining room has white or very pale walls, these prints will sing — the contrast between the bright white ground of the art and a clean wall is crisp and fresh. On a warmer greige or dusty sage wall, the cool blue-grey ink tones take on a lovely softness. Keep the rest of the room simple and uncluttered — a few natural wood or ceramic elements on the table, maybe a low centrepiece — and let the art do the talking. For more Japandi styling ideas, take a look at our full Japandi wall art collection.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for a Japandi Ink Wash Set

Because this is a set of three panels that form one continuous scene, size really does matter more than usual — you want the whole composition to feel generous and immersive on your wall, not squeezed. I always recommend going a size larger than your first instinct, especially above a dining table: the artwork should ideally span at least two-thirds of the width of the table beneath it. Measure your wall space first, then work backwards from the total width you need across all three panels combined.

For finish, Luster art paper gives you a subtle sheen that makes the blue-grey ink tones feel slightly more vivid and contemporary — a great choice if your dining room has good natural light. Museum quality paper has a beautiful matte surface that feels closer to the texture of traditional ink wash paintings, which suits the wabi-sabi, zen spirit of this artwork perfectly. If you prefer a softer, more tactile look, the wrapped canvas option is worth considering too — it removes any sense of formality and feels very relaxed and modern. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide.