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Some artworks do more than fill a wall - they shift the mood of an entire room. Surreal portraits, soft earth tones, and dreamlike landscapes make up this living room collection, where calm and contemplation are recurring themes. Shine III is a good example: a quiet, otherworldly scene that draws the eye without demanding attention.
Available as Canvas, ArtFrame™, Wallpaper, Poster and more, each artwork can be ordered in the size that fits your space best.
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Choosing your print material
Your choice of material affects how the artwork feels in your room. Canvas offers texture and softness, while aluminium delivers sharpness and modern contrast. Consider the level of detail and colour intensity in your chosen piece, and pick a material that brings out the qualities you want to highlight in your space.
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Hanging height and wall space
Position your artwork so the centre sits at eye level - around 145 - 150 cm from the floor. This makes the piece feel natural and easy to appreciate. On larger walls, leave breathing room around the frame. A landscape photograph needs space to draw the eye without competing with furniture or nearby décor.
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Working with blues and earthy tones
Blue appears frequently across these artworks and pairs well with natural materials like wood, linen, and stone. The teal and turquoise shades in Lago di Carezza – An Enchanting Mountain Lake in the Dolomites | Mountain Landscape in Italy complement warm browns and olive greens - colours that also feature strongly in the collection - creating a balanced, grounded palette that feels both fresh and calming.
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Which material brings out living room art best?
Living room art in calm brown, soft mauve, and olive green tones pairs beautifully with ArtFrame™. Alternatively, Canvas adds texture, while Poster offers an accessible entry point. Choose ArtFrame™ and you benefit from two practical advantages that suit living room spaces perfectly. First, the interchangeable print system lets you refresh your space in minutes - swap mysterious photography for vibrant illustrations when the mood shifts, without buying a new frame each time. The aluminum frame comes in gold, black, white, or silver, so you can match warm taupe walls or cooler blue accents. Second, optional acoustic panels reduce echo in open-plan living rooms where sound bounces off hard surfaces, creating a quieter, more comfortable environment without visible changes to your art. Still doubting which material suits your interior and chosen living room artwork? Use our Material Advisor to find the perfect match.
Combine living room art with big wall art for impact
Pair calm, earthy pieces from this collection with bold selections from the big wall art sub collection to create contrast and depth. Hang a mysterious photograph above the sofa, then flank it with smaller vibrant illustrations on either side for a gallery wall that balances tranquility and energy. The brown and olive green tones work well alongside natural materials - think linen cushions, wooden side tables, and ceramic vases. Add a tall plant near your artwork to echo the organic color palette and soften hard edges. Start with one statement piece, then build your wall around the moods that resonate most with how you use the room.
Which living room art format suits your wall space?
Horizontal formats dominate this collection and work beautifully above sofas, sideboards, and media units where width matters more than height. A wide landscape photograph or painting fills the visual gap between furniture and ceiling, anchoring the room without overwhelming it. Place horizontal art at eye level when seated - roughly 100 - 120 cm from the floor - so you enjoy it from your usual spot. If your living room has a tall, narrow wall beside a doorway or window, switch to a vertical format to make the most of that space and draw the eye upward. Choose the format that mirrors your wall's natural proportions.