Paris Fireplace Wall Art | Autumn Eiffel Tower, Montmartre Café & Notre-Dame Watercolour Prints "Paris aux couleurs de l'automne" | Set of 3
Paris Fireplace Wall Art | Autumn Eiffel Tower, Montmartre Café & Notre-Dame Watercolour Prints "Paris aux couleurs de l'automne" | Set of 3
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Bring a little Parisian magic to your fireplace wall art display with this gorgeous set of three watercolour-style art prints, each one capturing the warm, golden mood of Paris in autumn. Soft beige backgrounds carry delicate scenes painted in muted grey, burnt orange, and amber tones — cosy and inviting without ever feeling loud or busy. If you have ever dreamed of a Parisian weekend wander in October, these prints will quietly remind you of it every single day.
The left print shows a bustling Montmartre café street — think terracotta awnings, autumn leaves drifting from the trees, and a bicycle propped outside the shop front. The centre print is the real showstopper: a rooftop terrace scene with the Eiffel Tower rising softly in the background, flanked by orange dahlias and a little bistro table set for two, with the phrase Paris aux couleurs de l'automne written beneath in delicate script. The right print rounds the trio off beautifully with a watercolour view of Notre-Dame cathedral, its pale stone spires framed by golden autumn trees and a warm scattering of fallen leaves. Together they tell a story — and above a fireplace, that storytelling quality is exactly what you want.
What's Included with Paris Fireplace Wall Art | Autumn Eiffel Tower, Montmartre Café & Notre-Dame Watercolour Prints "Paris aux couleurs de l'automne" | Set of 3
- A set of 3 individual art prints featuring the Montmartre café street, Eiffel Tower rooftop terrace, and Notre-Dame cathedral in a warm autumn watercolour style
- Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting, vibrant colour — suitable for indoor display
- 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 fireplace wall art — three prints, one beautiful moment above the mantel
I always think a set of three prints works best above a fireplace when you hang them in a straight horizontal row at the same height, with even gaps between each one — roughly 5 to 8 cm apart depending on the width of your chimney breast. Because the palette here is so calm (those warm beiges, soft greys, and burnt-orange tones do all the heavy lifting), these prints pair really well with plain white or warm off-white walls, and they look lovely against exposed brick too. The colour balance across all three pieces means your eye travels naturally from left to right, almost like reading a little travel journal page by page.
For the mantel itself, I would keep things simple underneath — maybe a couple of autumnal stems in a simple vase, a candle or two, and perhaps a small ceramic piece. You want the prints to breathe rather than compete with a cluttered shelf. If your fireplace surround is in white, cream, or pale grey, this set will feel right at home. For a collection page with more travel-themed inspiration, do have a browse through our travel wall art collection — there are some lovely companions to this set in there.
Choosing the right size and finish for your Paris prints
Before you decide on a size, stand at your fireplace and take a rough measurement of the width of the chimney breast — or at least the space you have available. As a general guide, the total width of all three prints side by side (plus the gaps) should fill roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of that space. Too small and they can look a little lost; too wide and they crowd the room. For most standard UK fireplace breast widths, a medium or large size works really nicely.
On finish, I personally love the Museum quality paper for these prints — the slightly heavier feel and deeper colour rendering really suits the soft, painted quality of the watercolour illustration style. That said, Luster paper gives a lovely subtle sheen that works beautifully too, especially if your room gets good natural light. If you prefer a more relaxed, tactile look without any glass, the wrapped canvas option is a great call — it gives the prints an almost hand-painted feel on the wall, which suits the travel-art style perfectly. Whichever you go for, the warm orange, beige, and grey tones in these scenes will complement a huge range of interior colour schemes. Scroll down to see how each size looks above a fireplace before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every option in that setting.
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