Paintings for Bedroom – Set of 3 Japanese Wall Art Prints

Bring three calm, Japanese-inspired paintings for bedroom walls into your space and see how quickly the room feels different. These are soft, neutral prints — muted tones, delicate lines, that understated Japanese aesthetic that makes everything feel a little quieter and more settled. I love how a set like this can completely anchor a bedroom wall without it feeling overdone or busy.

Whether you're building a minimalist wall art scheme from scratch or just want to refresh a bedroom that feels a bit bare, these three prints do the job beautifully. They work especially well above a bed as a triptych, but honestly they're flexible enough to work in other layouts too — more on that below. If you've been looking at wall art bedroom options and keep coming back to neutral and Japanese-inspired styles, this set is likely exactly what you've been picturing.

What's Included with this Paintings For Bedroom Wall Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual wall art prints, all in a cohesive Japanese-inspired neutral palette
• Customisation available on request
• Choose between unframed prints, framed prints or canvas wrapped wall art in the available sizes. Framed and canvas wrapped options arrive ready to hang.
• Framed and unframed prints are available on Satin Photo Paper 280 gsm or Matte Museum Quality Art Paper 290 gsm.
• Canvas wrapped options are printed on Polyester Canvas 260 gsm.
• We use pigment inks to achieve bright and intense colours.
• For indoor use only. If you’re choosing wall art for a space where humidity is a concern, we recommend the canvas wrapped option.
• Mounts are not included in the price but can be added as an optional extra on sizes A2 and 20 x 30 inches.
• These are printed reproductions.

How to Style paintings for bedroom walls with this Japanese set

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row above the bed — centred on the headboard, with an equal gap between each one, around 5 to 8 cm works well. Because the palette is built around neutrals, they sit beautifully against warm white, soft greige, or even a muted sage wall. If your bedding is linen or cotton in natural tones, these will feel like they belong there. Not sure whether to go framed or unframed? If your room already has warm wood furniture, the oak frame option ties everything together really nicely. A black frame gives it a sharper, more contemporary edge — both work well with the Japanese style. What's the general vibe in your bedroom right now — warm and natural, or a bit more paired back? 

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Bedroom Wall

The size you go for really depends on the wall space above your bed. For a standard double, three A3 prints in a row tends to feel balanced — it fills the space without overwhelming it. If you've got a king-size bed or a wider wall, stepping up to A2 or the 20 x 30 in option gives the set a bit more presence. For a smaller room or a single bed, three A4 prints keep things proportionate and neat. Because the artwork itself is in soft neutrals, it works across a range of room sizes without clashing — you really can't go too wrong with this palette.