Bring a real sense of calm into your home with these pictures for walls in living room — a set of three Japandi-inspired ink wash landscape art prints that feel like a slow, peaceful breath every time you look at them. The artwork sweeps across all three prints in deep black silhouettes and soft sage-green ink tones against a clean white ground, depicting misty mountains, cascading waterfalls, towering trees, a delicate arched bridge, a lone boat on still water, and a flock of birds drifting overhead. It is the kind of scene that instantly quiets a busy mind.
What I really love about this set is how the three pieces work together as one flowing panoramic landscape — each print holds its own, but side by side they tell a bigger story. The restrained palette of white, black, and muted green keeps things wonderfully calm and unfussy, which makes them ideal for anyone leaning into the wabi-sabi, zen, or Japandi trend right now. They suit a wide range of living room styles without ever feeling like they are trying too hard.
What's Included with Pictures for Walls in Living Room Japandi Ink Wash Landscape Wall Art Prints | Set of 3
A set of 3 art prints featuring a cohesive Japanese-style ink wash landscape across all three pieces
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour and clarity
Suitable for indoor use only
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box — no need to hunt for a frame that fits and saves you loads of time and hassle. 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 pictures for walls in living room with This Japandi Set
I would hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap of around 4–6 cm between each one — that spacing lets the panoramic landscape breathe and read as a single connected scene. Above a sofa is the classic spot, and this set absolutely sings there. The soft sage-green ink tones pair beautifully with warm white, off-white, or natural linen walls, and they sit just as happily against a deep charcoal or forest-green feature wall if you want something a little bolder. You do not need much else in the room to make this work — a few natural textures like rattan, linen, or pale wood are all you need to complete that calm, grounded Japandi look. For more Japandi and oriental-inspired art to build out the look, take a peek at our Japandi wall art collection.
If you have a slightly smaller wall or a narrow hallway, the set works well in a vertical stack too — just keep the same even gap. That arrangement gives each print a moment to shine individually while still feeling part of a series. Whatever you choose, these prints reward a little breathing room around them — resist the urge to crowd them with too many other pieces and let the white space do its quiet, zen magic.
Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Space
Before you decide on a size, it is worth thinking about the width of the wall you have in mind. As a rough guide, the combined width of all three prints hung together should fill roughly two thirds of the wall — any less and they can look a little lost, any more and the room starts to feel crowded. If you are working with a generous living room wall, go for one of the larger size options; for a more compact space, a smaller size keeps things proportionate and equally impactful.
For finish, I would point you towards the Museum quality paper if crisp, fine detail matters to you — the delicate ink drips and silhouetted tree branches in this artwork really reward a sharper, richer print. Luster paper is a brilliant all-rounder and works wonderfully in most lighting conditions. If you prefer a more tactile, gallery feel, the wrapped canvas option removes any need for framing entirely and gives the artwork a lovely depth on the wall. 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 that setting.
