Travel Room Decor London Autumn Watercolour Wall Art Prints | "An Autumn Day in London" | Set of 3

Bring a little autumn London magic into your home with this travel room decor set of 3 watercolour art prints. Each piece captures a beloved London landmark — the London Eye lined with golden-leafed trees and Victorian lamp posts, Big Ben rising above swirling amber and rust-toned leaves, and a grand white Georgian townhouse framed by warm orange autumn foliage — all painted in a soft, loose watercolour style against a clean white background with cool grey tones and rich orange accents running through the set.

I absolutely love how these three prints work together. The muted grey linework keeps everything calm and sophisticated, while the burnt orange and amber leaf tones add genuine warmth and a seasonal glow. They feel like a proper illustration from a London sketchbook — personal, considered, and lovely to live with every day. Whether you are a London local, a frequent traveller, or simply someone who adores the city, this set has real heart to it.

What's Included with Travel Room Decor London Autumn Watercolour Wall Art Prints | "An Autumn Day in London" | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints, each featuring a different hand-painted watercolour London scene
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour on your wall
• Suitable for indoor use — hallways, living spaces, and anywhere you want a touch of London
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits — 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 Travel Room Decor in Your Hallway

I'd hang all three prints side by side in a straight horizontal row, evenly spaced, at eye level — it is the simplest arrangement and it works every time. A hallway is the perfect spot for a London-themed set like this because it greets everyone who walks through the door with something personal and atmospheric. If your hallway is narrow, go for the smaller sizes and keep the gaps between each print at around 5–8 cm; in a wider entrance hall you can be more generous with both the print size and the spacing.

Because the palette is white, warm grey, and orange, these prints sit beautifully against white, off-white, or warm greige walls. They also work really well alongside natural wood furniture, rattan accessories, or dark-stained shelving — the orange tones in the artwork pick up warm wood beautifully. For more London wall art and travel-inspired pieces, have a browse through our travel wall art collection — there are plenty of companion prints to build a full gallery wall around this set.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for These Prints

If you are unsure which size to go for, think about the wall you have in mind first. In a standard hallway, a set where each print is around A3 or A2 tends to look really satisfying — substantial enough to make an impression without overwhelming a narrower wall. If you have a bigger entrance hall or want to make a real statement, stepping up to the larger sizes gives the watercolour detail room to breathe and really shows off the loose brushwork and leaf detail in each scene.

For finish, I always recommend Museum quality paper if you want the deepest, richest colour reproduction — the orange and amber tones in particular really sing on it. Luster paper gives a gentle sheen and is a brilliant everyday choice that still looks fantastic. If you prefer a more relaxed, tactile feel without a frame, the wrapped canvas option is wonderful and has a real gallery feel to it. Whichever you choose, the white and grey tones in these prints mean they will sit happily with almost any hallway colour scheme. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a hallway before you decide — there is a size-guide image below showing every size in that room.