Bring a real sense of calm into your bedroom with this japandi art set — three prints designed to work together, each one carrying the kind of clean lines and muted, beige-toned palette that makes a room feel instantly more settled. I think of it as the art equivalent of tidying up: everything just feels easier to breathe in. If your bedroom is already leaning neutral or natural, these three prints will slot right in as though they were always meant to be there. What I love about a set of three is that it gives you that considered, gallery-style look without the faff of sourcing prints that happen to work together — someone's already done that bit for you. Hang them side by side above the bed or along a plain wall, and that blend of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian simplicity really comes through. It's a quietly confident look: nothing loud, nothing fussy, just a space that feels like yours. If you're building out a wall art bedroom scheme from scratch, this set is a really solid place to start. What's Included with this Japandi Art Set of 3 Printed using pigment inks for bright, fade-resistant colour that holds up over time Produced in the UK to high quality standards, for indoor use Beige, muted tones with clean lines — designed to sit together as a cohesive set of three No white mounts included Choose between framed and unframed options How to Style japandi art in Your Bedroom I'd hang all three prints in a row at the same height, with an even gap between each one — above the bed works brilliantly, or along a longer plain wall if you have one. Because the palette is muted beige and neutral, they sit really well against warm white, off-white, or even a soft greige wall. Pair them with natural wood furniture or simple bedding in linen tones and the whole look feels very intentional without being try-hard. If you're drawn to this style more broadly, it's worth browsing our full range of japanese wall art — there's a lot there that works in a similar vein. And if you want to keep things really stripped back, our minimalist wall art collection has plenty to complement this set too. One question worth asking yourself: do you want the prints to be the main focal point, or part of a wider gallery wall? For a set like this, I'd keep it simple — let the three prints do the work on their own. Picking the Right Size and Frame for This Style Because the palette here is calm and understated, the size and frame you choose can really shift the overall feel. Going larger — say the 20 x 30 in or A2 — gives the set more presence and works well in a bigger bedroom where you need the prints to hold their own across a wider wall. Smaller sizes like A4 or A3 are lovely if you're working with a cosier space or want a more intimate feel. For frames, I'd lean towards the Oak Frame to keep things warm and natural, or go Unframed if you're planning to source your own or want a flatter, more modern look. The Black Frame works too if your room has darker accents — it gives a bit more definition to the muted tones in the print.
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