Bring a real sense of calm into your living room with this living room picture set — three Japanese ink-wash landscape prints that together create one sweeping, peaceful scene. Each print features bold black silhouettes of twisted pine and bonsai-style trees rising from still, misty water, rendered in deep black and soft grey washes against a clean white background. The centrepiece print catches your eye first with a single deep-red sun hanging low in a pale sky, with rocky outcrops and tall grasses reflected in the glassy surface below. The right-hand print adds a traditional stone lantern nestled among the trees, giving the whole set a quietly narrative quality — as if you are looking out across a Zengarden at dusk.
I absolutely love how this set manages to be striking and restful at the same time. The high-contrast black and white ink style is pure Japandi — unfussy, thoughtful, full of breathing room — and that single touch of red in the sun stops it from ever feeling cold or clinical. If you are after something that brings a bit of soul to a plain wall without overwhelming the room, this is it.
What's Included with Living Room Picture Japandi Zen Landscape Black White Red Sun Wall Art Prints | Set of 3
A set of 3 individual wall art prints forming one cohesive Japanese ink-wash landscape scene
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour and contrast
Suitable for indoor use
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no need to hunt for a frame that fits and saves you the hassle entirely
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 living room picture Sets in a Japandi or Zen-Inspired Space
The most natural way to hang this set is in a straight horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap — roughly 4 to 6 cm — between each print. Above a sofa is the classic spot, and it works beautifully here because the panoramic landscape reads as one connected scene when the three prints sit side by side. I would keep the surrounding decor intentionally simple: natural wood furniture, linen or cotton textiles in off-white or warm grey, and maybe a low ceramic vase or two. The black, white and red palette is so clean that it pairs with almost any neutral wall colour — white, soft stone, pale sage, even a muted charcoal. For a tighter, more gallery-style look, reduce the gap between prints to 2 cm and hang them slightly lower to anchor the arrangement to the furniture beneath. Have a browse of our full Japandi wall art collection if you want to build out a fuller scheme across the room.
Picking the Right Size and Finish for Your Wall
Before you choose a size, stand back and look at the wall you have in mind. For a standard sofa (around 180 to 200 cm wide), I would aim for the combined width of all three prints to fill roughly two-thirds of that space — it gives the set room to breathe without looking lost. If you have a larger feature wall or a wide chimney breast, go a size up; these prints carry detail well at bigger sizes because the ink-wash style stays crisp. In terms of finish, Luster paper gives a subtle sheen that makes the deep blacks really pop — great if your room has decent natural light. Museum quality paper has a slightly more matt, gallery feel, which suits rooms with dimmer or more ambient lighting. The wrapped canvas option is worth considering too if you love the idea of no frame at all — the clean edges suit the minimalist Japandi aesthetic perfectly. As for colour on your walls, the red sun in the centrepiece print means this set works especially well against warm whites or very pale greys, where that single accent of red can really sing without clashing. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every option in a real room setting.
