Plum Wall Art
Plum brings a deep, dusky accent to bedrooms, dining rooms and intimate living spaces. Pair it with warm ivory or soft sage to keep the tones balanced and inviting. A medium framed print gives plum enough presence above a console, while a smaller art print works well as part of a layered wall arrangement.
Framed from £39.95
A closer look
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Topographical Rapture, Magenta-Lit -
Rivets of Colour Momentum -
Momentum, with Gravity -
Jewel-Threaded Momentum in Rooms -
Magenta Through Teal Geometry -
Chromatic Burst -
Urban Kaleidoscope Glow -
Urban Bloom -
Gaze Amidst the Chaos -
Flicker and Flow -
Chromatic Whirl -
Descent of Petals -
Palette in Motion -
Chromatic Burst -
Orbs Over the City -
Orange Blue Yellow Whimsy -
Neon Grid Horizon -
Painted Whisper, Masked Bloom -
City Gaze -
City Pulse Circles -
Kaleidoscope of Motion -
Chromatic Orb Play -
Solar Dance, Cosmic Haze -
Fizzy Pop Dance
More about Plum
A different kind of depth
Plum brings purple and red together in a deep, rich tone. A small amount can be an interesting departure from a room of greys and browns. A larger area of plum makes the colour a more deliberate part of the room.
Try it beside familiar things
A plum print can connect with dark wood, a green chair or a favourite patterned fabric. Try it in a dining area, bedroom or snug. Check the particular shade beside your wall colour instead of assuming purple will be hard to place.
Quiet or richly coloured
Stone, ivory and charcoal make a neutral surround. Umber brings earthy warmth, while sage and indigo offer green and blue companions.
Choose the presence you want
A plum accent in a pale artwork is a different choice from a large, dark composition. Consider the full image and where you will view it. Compare the framed dimensions in our size guide.
Make a considered group
Try plum beside stone or charcoal, or repeat it across several works for a richer palette. Lay out your chosen prints before deciding. Sets offer related artworks, with each print bought individually.
Choose the final look
A lighter wood frame around a paper print can contrast with the deeper plum tones. An acrylic panel brings a gloss. Compare the surfaces and framing on our print formats page.
Choosing Plum
What colour is plum?
A deep purple-red. Some shades lean towards brown, others towards violet, which gives you different ways to pair it.
What colours go with plum wall art?
Stone, ivory and charcoal offer neutral companions. Umber brings warmth; sage and indigo add green or blue notes.
Is plum suitable for a bedroom?
Yes. Try it beside pale bedding or warm wood, and choose a composition that gives you the amount of colour you want.
Does plum work in a bright room?
Yes. Look at the actual shade, wall colour and nearby furnishings. Keep the print out of direct sunlight, as with other artworks.
Can I hang several plum prints together?
Yes. A shared colour can connect them. Lighter neighbouring prints or different proportions of plum can add variety.
What size plum print should I buy?
Choose for your wall and the full composition. A small accent and a mostly dark print can feel quite different at the same dimensions.
Something else in mind?
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A little advice can help
Unsure about a size, a frame or which artwork to choose? Tell us what you are considering and we will help you weigh up the options.
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