Wall Art for a Dining Room | Mediterranean Coastal Watercolour "Solo di Amalfi" | Set of 3

Bring a little of that long, lazy Mediterranean lunch feeling into your home with this gorgeous set of three coastal wall art prints — and honestly, I can think of no better wall art for a dining room than this. Each print is a loose, expressive watercolour illustration of al-fresco dining scenes by the sea: the first shows a striped-chair terrace table set with bottles, candles and plates against a sweeping Amalfi-style coastline with boats dotting a soft blue bay; the centre print — the one signed Solo di Amalfi in elegant handwritten script — captures a shaded terrace beneath a olive-green tree, surrounded by terracotta pots of pink flowers, with the sparkling sea beyond; and the third gives you a close-up still-life of an oyster platter, grapes, wine glasses and a condensation-cool bottle of white, with whitewashed Mediterranean buildings and a harbour behind. The palette is all soft whites, fresh blues, warm sandy tones, and pops of green, coral and dusty rose — sun-drenched, relaxed, utterly lovely.

Together the three prints tell a story of good food, warm evenings and sea air — exactly the kind of mood you want guests to feel when they sit down to eat. They work beautifully on a white or warm cream wall, and because the illustrations are light and airy, they suit both a compact dining space and a larger open-plan kitchen-diner. If you love Mediterranean decor, coastal interiors or simply want your dining room to feel a little more like a holiday, this set really does deliver.

What's Included with Wall Art for a Dining Room | Mediterranean Coastal Watercolour "Solo di Amalfi" | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual coastal watercolour-style art prints, each featuring a distinct Mediterranean al-fresco dining scene
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting, vibrant colour
• Designed for indoor use — perfect for dining rooms, kitchen-diners and living spaces
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box, 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 Wall Art for a Dining Room with a Coastal Mediterranean Feel

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level — that classic gallery-wall line works especially well in a dining room because your guests see it straight ahead when they're seated. Keep the gaps between each print equal, somewhere around 5–8 cm feels right, and it'll look considered without being fussy. If you have a longer wall above a sideboard or console table, these three sit beautifully along it, letting the watercolour blues echo any ceramics, glassware or a linen table runner you might have underneath.

For walls, warm white or soft off-white really lets those blue sea tones and sandy watercolour washes breathe. But don't be afraid of a pale sage or dusty stone wall either — both complement the Mediterranean palette perfectly and give the set a really grown-up, editorial look. I'd keep any nearby accessories simple: a terracotta vase, a couple of white candles, a basket or two — nothing that competes. For more coastal and Mediterranean-inspired styling ideas, have a browse of our coastal wall art collection — there's plenty of inspiration to pull a whole room together.

Choosing the Right Size and Style for Your Space

Before you decide on a size, take a quick measure of your wall — particularly if you're planning to hang the set above a piece of furniture like a sideboard or dining table. As a rough guide, the total width of all three prints together should be roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath them. That proportion just looks right, every time.

If your dining room is on the smaller side, a medium size in all three prints keeps things elegant without overwhelming the space. In a bigger room or an open-plan kitchen-diner, going up a size makes a real statement — the watercolour detail in these illustrations really sings at a larger scale. For paper choice, Luster gives a lovely soft, slightly satin finish that suits the loose watercolour style of these prints; Museum quality is ideal if you really want the finest archival result. Both are beautiful — it honestly comes down to personal preference and budget.

Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in the space so you can picture it properly.