Work Office Wall Decor "An Autumn Day in London" Travel Art Prints

Bring a little London magic to your work office wall decor with this gorgeous set of three art prints capturing the city on a crisp autumn day. Each piece has that warm, hand-painted watercolour feel — soft white backgrounds, charcoal grey linework, and bursts of amber and orange-toned foliage that make the whole set feel alive without being loud. If you love travel, or you simply want something on your office wall that sparks a bit of joy between meetings, this one is hard to walk past.

The three prints each show a different iconic London scene: the London Eye along the South Bank lined with golden trees and pine cones, Big Ben rising above swirling autumn leaves with the handwritten caption 'An Autumn Day in London' beneath it, and a grand white Georgian townhouse framed by richly coloured seasonal planting. Together they tell a story of a single perfect autumn afternoon in the city — individually they're just as lovely. I think they work brilliantly in a home office or a professional workspace where you want something with personality but still keeps things calm and focused.

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

A set of 3 individually illustrated London travel wall art prints, printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour
Designed for indoor use — the warm orange, white and grey palette suits a wide range of office and home-office settings
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box — no hunting for a frame that fits, no fuss, just hang and enjoy. 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 work office wall decor with a London Travel Theme

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level — equal gaps between each one, centred on the wall behind your desk or along a feature wall opposite where you sit. Because the palette is anchored in white and grey with those warm amber-orange tones, they sit brilliantly against white walls, warm off-white, light greige, or even a soft charcoal — so most office walls will suit them perfectly. If your desk space is on the smaller side, a single print works just as well as a focused feature piece.

For a slightly more curated look, try grouping them above a console table or low credenza in a professional office or waiting area. The travel theme gives the space a sense of personality and conversation-starting charm without feeling too casual for a work environment. I always say the best office art is something you actually want to look at — and a golden autumn afternoon in London fits that perfectly. For more travel-inspired art prints for your workspace, browse our travel wall art collection.

Choosing the Right Size and Style for Your Office Walls

Before you decide on a size, take a quick measure of the wall space you have in mind — it makes such a difference. As a rough guide, a set of three prints hung side by side looks best when the total width of the group spans roughly two-thirds of the furniture or wall below them. Too small and they can feel a bit lost; too large and they crowd the space. The white-and-grey backgrounds in these prints are actually brilliant for smaller offices because they keep things feeling open and airy even when the wall space is tight.

If your office has a neutral or natural colour scheme — think warm whites, oaks, linens — the orange and amber tones in these prints will feel right at home. In a more modern, monochrome office, that same warmth acts as a lovely contrast that stops the space feeling cold. Luster paper gives a gentle sheen that looks smart under office lighting, while Museum quality paper gives a deeper, gallery-feel finish that's worth considering if the prints will be a real centrepiece of the room. Scroll down to see how each size looks in an office before you decide.