Wall Art Living Room Large Paris Travel Prints | "Les Petits Plaisirs de la Vie" Eiffel Tower Watercolour | Set of 3
Wall Art Living Room Large Paris Travel Prints | "Les Petits Plaisirs de la Vie" Eiffel Tower Watercolour | Set of 3
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Bring a little Paris into your living room with this wall art living room large set of three watercolour-style travel prints — and honestly, once you see them together on a wall, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them. Each print captures a different slice of Parisian life: a bustling flower market filled with warm autumn blooms and a leaning bicycle, a cosy balcony scene with the Eiffel Tower rising softly in the background and the handwritten phrase Les petits plaisirs de la vie (the small pleasures of life) printed beneath it, and a dreamy Montmartre cityscape with cream-domed rooftops, terracotta café umbrellas and jewel-toned autumn trees.
The palette runs through soft beige and warm white backgrounds, with coral and russet tones in the foliage and florals, gentle greys in the architecture, and earthy gold-toned details throughout. It's the kind of set that feels warm and lived-in rather than cold and gallery-stark — perfect if you want your living room to feel like a place people actually want to sit and stay awhile.
What's Included with Wall Art Living Room Large Paris Travel Prints | "Les Petits Plaisirs de la Vie" Eiffel Tower Watercolour | Set of 3
- A set of 3 individual Paris travel art prints, each featuring a distinct illustrated watercolour-style scene
- Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour vibrancy
- Suitable for indoor display only
- Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box — no hunting for a frame that fits, no fuss
- 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 living room large Paris Prints in Your Home
My favourite way to hang these is in a horizontal row of three above a sofa or sideboard, with an equal gap — roughly 5 to 8 cm — between each print. Because the backgrounds are all that soft beige-white, they sit together naturally even across a wide wall, and the coral and earthy tones in the artwork mean they look brilliant against warm white, greige or even a dusky sage-green wall. If you've got a neutral living room that needs a focal point, this trio does it without overwhelming the space.
You can also stagger them at slightly different heights for a more relaxed, collected feel — as if you'd picked up each scene on your own travels. Keep surrounding décor simple: a couple of terracotta pots, a woven throw in rust or oatmeal, and you've got a room that feels considered without looking overdone. For more Paris and travel print inspiration, take a browse through our travel wall art collection — there's plenty to mix and match with.
Choosing the Right Size and Style for Your Wall
When you're picking a large wall art set for the living room, the key question is always: how much wall have you got to fill? For a standard sofa-width wall, I'd usually suggest going as large as you comfortably can — these prints work beautifully at bigger sizes because the fine illustrated detail in the architecture and florals really comes into its own. Measure the width of your sofa or sideboard and aim for the combined width of all three prints to sit within about two-thirds of that span.
In terms of colour fit, the beige and warm grey tones in this set are genuinely versatile — they'll settle into a neutral or earthy scheme without any awkwardness. The coral and russet accents mean the set also works as a gentle pop of warmth if your room runs cooler. If you're torn between Luster and Museum quality paper, Museum paper gives a slightly more matte, fine-art feel that suits the watercolour illustration style of these prints especially well. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in a real room setting.
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