Wall Art Living Room Set of 3 Prints

Picture this set of three prints hanging above your sofa — soft greys with warm gold running through each one, calm but never dull. I love how a wall art living room set like this pulls the whole space together without demanding attention. Each print shows a different sunset landscape rendered in greyscale and gold, and together they create a really satisfying, cohesive display. If your walls are warm white or your sofa is in a neutral linen, these will feel like they were always meant to be there.

These are Asian-inspired landscapes, and the gold tones give them just enough warmth to stop the greyscale from feeling cold. They work brilliantly in a minimalist or contemporary room, but they're equally at home in a more traditional space — the palette is forgiving like that. Hang all three in a row at eye level with an even gap between each one and you've got a focal point that genuinely makes the room.

What's Included with this Art Wall for Living Room Set of 3

• High-quality print materials ensure the subtle tonal shifts and fine detail of each landscape come through clearly
• Choose between unframed prints, framed prints or canvas wrapped wall art in the available sizes. Framed and canvas wrapped options arrive ready to hang.
• Framed and unframed prints are available on Satin Photo Paper 280 gsm or Matte Museum Quality Art Paper 290 gsm.
• Canvas wrapped options are printed on Polyester Canvas 260 gsm.
• Printed in the UK using pigment inks to achieve bright and intense colours.
• For indoor use only. If you’re choosing wall art for a space where humidity is a concern, we recommend the canvas wrapped option.
• Mounts are not included in the price but can be added as an optional extra on sizes A2 and 20 x 30 inches.
• These are printed reproductions.

How to Style Wall Art Living Room Prints as a Set of Three

I'd hang these three prints in a horizontal row above a sofa or a console table, spacing them evenly — around 5 to 8 cm between each frame works well. Because the greyscale and gold palette is so neutral, they sit happily against warm white, soft sage, or even a deeper charcoal wall. If you're not sure where to start with styling, our framed wall pictures for the living room collection has plenty of ideas to help you plan your wall. And if you've got a gallery wall in mind, these three make a strong anchor — add a smaller print or two on either side and you're done.

Choosing the Right Print Finish for Your Space

The greyscale and gold tones in these prints are quite versatile, but the finish you choose will subtly change how they feel in the room. If your space is already quite textured — think linen cushions, a jute rug, wooden furniture — I'd lean towards the matte museum quality paper, which gives the landscapes a softer, more painterly look. If you want the gold to really sing and catch the light, the satin photo paper brings out those warm tones beautifully. Either way, you really can't go wrong with this palette.