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Landscapes & Nature Wall Art
An open horizon, a stretch of coast or a path through trees. Landscape art can recall somewhere you know or take you somewhere new. Look for the light, weather and small details that make a view feel personal.
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A closer look
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The Ghost Moth -
Sun Among Cumulus -
Cloudbanks over Bands -
Sandbar Curl -
Steps to the Harbour -
Scarlet Eucalypts -
Cypress Ridge -
Twin Swallows on Mustard -
Pool Sequins -
Moonrise Over the Span -
Rainforest Reflections -
Sandbreaker -
The Solitary Pine -
Tumbledown Cottage -
Saltlight -
One for Sorrow -
Home Along the Ridge -
Vermilion Sail -
Lemons Above the Bay -
Copper Canopy -
Sapphire Wood -
Cold Threshold -
The Birch Path -
Ginkgo Nocturne
More about Landscapes & Nature
Somewhere to look out
An open stretch of water, a low cloud, a path disappearing into trees. A landscape gives your eyes somewhere to wander. Choose a view that reminds you of a place, or simply one whose light you love.
A view you live with
A broad landscape can echo the line of a sofa or headboard. A smaller one beside your chair lets you enjoy the details up close. Think about the view from where you spend time, with more placement ideas in our living room guide.
Take a colour from the scene
Sage, stone and teal pick up greens, water and sky. Ochre and umber connect with warm earth; indigo and charcoal echo darker skies and shadows.
Give the horizon space
A wide composition works well over long furniture, but a small landscape can feel like a view held within a frame. Choose for your wall and where you will sit or stand to enjoy it. Compare the exact dimensions in our size guide.
Views that sit together
Related colours or a similar horizon height can connect separate landscapes. They need not become one continuous scene. Look at the other works in a set for possible companions; each print is bought individually.
Bring out the atmosphere
A framed paper print suits soft detail, while stretched canvas brings texture to broader marks. If you would like a local framer to finish the work, consider rolled canvas. Compare the options on our print formats page.
Choosing Landscapes & Nature
What is landscape wall art?
Artwork inspired by natural places, such as hills, coasts, woodland, water and open skies. A sense of light or distance is often part of its appeal.
Does landscape art make a room look bigger?
An open view can suggest depth and give your eye somewhere to travel. The effect depends on the artwork, its scale and where you hang it.
What size landscape print should I buy?
Match the composition to your available wall space and viewing distance. A wide horizon often works above long furniture, while a small scene invites closer looking.
How high should I hang a landscape?
Try a comfortable eye level, then adjust for the furniture and where you will view it. Test the position before making holes.
What colours go with landscape wall art?
Look for a colour already in the scene. Sage, stone and teal are useful starting points; ochre and umber suit warmer earth tones.
Can I hang three landscapes together?
Yes. Similar light, related colours or a shared horizon height can connect them. They can remain separate views rather than forming a continuous panorama.
Something else in mind?
Browse the whole collection by theme, colour or shape. Save anything you would like to look at again.
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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Find the right size
A tape measure and a paper outline can answer more than guesswork. Here is how to use them.
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Art for your living room
Find a piece you want to live with, then make the size, colour and frame work with your room.
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Choosing framed prints
A frame changes how an artwork sits on the wall. Find the colour and size that bring it together.