Bedroom Wall Art | Japanese Set of 3 Framed Prints

Imagine three soft, pastel Japanese sunset landscapes lined up above your bed — that gentle wash of colour that makes a bedroom feel instantly calm and pulled-together. That's exactly what this bedroom wall art set brings. Each of the three prints shows an ethereal Japanese landscape at dusk, with the kind of soft, dreamy tones that just make you exhale when you walk in the room. I think it's one of those sets where you hang it and wonder why you didn't do it sooner.

The pastel palette — think hazy pinks, soft golds and quiet sky tones — works really well in bedrooms that lean neutral or warm. If your walls are white, cream or a light warm grey, these prints will feel right at home. They also sit beautifully alongside natural wood furniture, rattan or linen textures. It's a set that has a real sense of harmony to it; all three prints feel like they belong together, which makes the whole thing so easy to style. Browse our full wall art bedroom collection if you'd like to see more options for the space.

What's Included with this Japanese Bedroom Wall Art Set

• Three individual wall art prints, each featuring a Japanese ethereal sunset landscape scene
• Printed using pigment inks for bright, fade-resistant colour that holds up over time
• Suitable for indoor use only
• No white mounts included
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style bedroom wall art Above the Bed

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row centred above the headboard — that's where this set has the most impact. Keep the gaps between each frame equal (about 5–8 cm works well) and aim to have the middle of the arrangement sitting roughly at eye level when you're sitting up in bed. Because the tones are soft and the subject matter is calm, these prints don't need much else around them — a couple of natural wood accessories or a simple bedside lamp is all you need to let them breathe. If you're building out the rest of the room's look, our bedroom home decor collection has plenty of pieces that complement this kind of Japanese-inspired palette.

Choosing the Right Tones for a Restful Bedroom

The soft pastel colours in this set are genuinely versatile — they lean warm without being bold, so they rarely clash. If you're drawn to pastel wall art generally, you'll know how well these quieter tones work in a sleep space. I'd think about the light in your room too: south-facing rooms with lots of natural light will really bring out the warmer hues in the sunset scenes, while a cooler north-facing room can make the softer pinks feel even more serene. Either way, this is a set designed to make a bedroom feel like somewhere you actually want to spend time.