Paris Prints Black & White Street Scene with Red Accent | Set of 2

Bring the romance of Paris right into your dining room with these paris prints — a beautifully detailed diptych of two Parisian street scenes drawn in crisp black and white linework with small pops of red that give the whole set a real personality. The left print captures a bustling Haussmann boulevard lined with classic apartment buildings, their iron balconies picked out in fine detail, while cars fill the street below. The right print draws your eye straight down a grand avenue towards the Eiffel Tower in the distance, with ornate beaux-arts architecture flanking either side and that same lively street-level energy. Together they tell a story of Paris as a real, living city — not just a postcard.

I love how the near-monochrome palette keeps things clean and contemporary, while those tiny red roof-light accents on the cars add just enough warmth to stop the prints feeling cold. It's a set that looks confident without being loud — exactly the kind of thing that makes guests pause and actually look properly.

What's Included with Paris Prints Black & White Street Scene with Red Accent | Set of 2

• A matching set of 2 art prints — one Parisian boulevard scene and one Eiffel Tower avenue scene, designed to be displayed together as a diptych
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting, vivid results; suitable for indoor use
• The framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no need to hunt for a frame that fits, saving you time and hassle
• 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 paris prints in Your Dining Room and Beyond

I'd hang these two prints side by side at eye level above a sideboard or console table in the dining room — the horizontal pairing feels balanced and deliberate, and the white backgrounds mean they sit beautifully against almost any wall colour, from deep charcoal to warm white. Keep the gap between the two prints consistent (about 5–8 cm works well) so they read as a cohesive pair rather than two separate pieces. If you have a longer wall, hanging them either side of a mirror or a wall light creates a lovely symmetry that feels very Parisian in itself.

Beyond the dining room, these prints also work brilliantly in a hallway or a home office — anywhere you want a crisp, graphic statement that's calm without being boring. The black linework pairs naturally with black or dark timber furniture, and the red accents will quietly echo any red accessories — a vase, a cushion, even a pile of books — which is a really easy way to pull a room together. For a more minimal look, keep the surroundings neutral and let the prints do the talking. You can explore more travel-inspired wall art in our travel wall art collection if you want to build on the theme.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for This Style

Because the artwork is primarily black, white and fine linework, the detail really rewards a larger print size — if your wall allows it, go bigger than you think you need. The fine pen-and-ink style holds up beautifully at scale, and a larger pair will make a proper statement above a dining table or sideboard. If you're working with a smaller space, the smaller sizes are still very striking because the contrast between the crisp black lines and the white background is so clean.

For finish, I'd lean towards Museum quality paper if you really want the linework to feel sharp and gallery-worthy — it has a beautiful depth that suits this illustrative style. Luster paper is a great choice too if you want something with a touch more brightness. If you'd like the prints to feel more substantial and tactile, the wrapped canvas option gives the set a lovely weight on the wall. Whichever you choose, the near-monochrome palette means these prints are genuinely very versatile — they're hard to get wrong. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide.