Master Bedroom Art Above Bed Winter New York Manhattan Wall Art Prints | "Winter in New York" | Set of 3
Master Bedroom Art Above Bed Winter New York Manhattan Wall Art Prints | "Winter in New York" | Set of 3
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Bring a little New York magic into your bedroom with this gorgeous set of three wall art prints — perfect master bedroom art above bed that feels calm, romantic and quietly adventurous all at once. Each print captures a different corner of Manhattan in winter, painted in the softest watercolour style with a palette of creamy white, warm beige and cool light blue that just works beautifully in a bedroom setting.
The left print shows the iconic Brooklyn Bridge dusted in snow, the city skyline hazy and quiet behind it. The central print — the heart of the set — depicts a snowy skating rink scene surrounded by bare winter trees, festive evergreens and charming townhouses, with the hand-lettered phrase 'Winter in New York' written beneath it in flowing script. The right print captures a busy Times Square street scene in winter, figures walking through gentle snowfall past buildings adorned with Christmas wreaths — it has that wonderful feeling of city life carrying on, warm and full of life, even in the cold. Together, the three sit beautifully as a triptych.
What's Included with Master Bedroom Art Above Bed Winter New York Manhattan Wall Art Prints | "Winter in New York" | Set of 3
- A set of 3 individual wall art prints, each featuring a different watercolour-style winter New York scene
- Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour and sharpness — designed for indoor use
- Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits perfectly; 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 master bedroom art above bed with This Winter New York Set
I'd hang all three prints in a row above the bed, evenly spaced, so they read as one considered display rather than three separate pieces. Because the palette is so soft — creamy whites, sandy beiges and muted light blues — they sit beautifully against warm white walls, pale grey or even a subtle sage. The prints have a lovely airy quality to them, so they won't make a small room feel crowded; if anything, they open the space up. If your bedding leans into whites, oatmeals or dusty blues, this set will tie your whole room together effortlessly.
For a really polished look, I'd centre the middle print above the centre of the headboard and let the Brooklyn Bridge and Times Square prints flank it symmetrically. Leave an equal gap between each one — roughly 5 to 8 cm works well in most bedrooms. If you love the travel theme and want to explore more city-inspired prints for the home, have a browse through our travel wall art collection for more pieces in a similar spirit.
Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Bedroom Walls
Before you decide on a size, it's worth thinking about how wide your bed is. For a king or super-king, three prints at A3 or larger will feel proportionate and make a real statement; for a double or smaller, A4 or A3 prints can be just as lovely without overwhelming the wall. As a general guide, aim for the total width of your three prints (including gaps) to sit within the width of the headboard — or just slightly beyond it — for the most balanced look.
For finish, if you want the watercolour tones to feel really rich and true-to-life, I'd go for Museum quality paper — it renders those soft beiges and light blues with beautiful depth. Luster paper gives a gentle sheen that suits a bedroom really nicely too, so you honestly can't go wrong with either. If you're after something with a bit more texture and dimension, the wrapped canvas option is wonderful and needs no frame at all.
Scroll down to see how each size looks in a bedroom before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in a real bedroom setting so you can get a proper sense of scale.
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