Living Room Wall Art & Prints
Statement, gallery-ready prints for the living room — famous paintings, mid-century abstracts and bold landscapes.
807 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed
Editor’s picks
The 12 we’d start with, and who each one suits.
Above a long sofa, Van Gogh's blue river night with its orange lamp reflections gives the room one glowing focal point after dark.
For a warm-toned living room: Leighton's sleeping figure in blazing orange drapery picks up terracotta cushions, brass lamps and a cream wall.
Klimt's Woman in Gold wants a dark wall of its own, where the gold ornament catches lamplight and becomes the room's anchor.
Monet's horizonless pond reads almost as abstraction, so it sits as easily on a modern sofa wall as in a traditional sitting room.
If your living room leans mid-century or minimal, this navy and sky-blue op-art spiral gives a plain wall movement from across the room.
A conversation piece for curious guests: Haeckel's coral and blue jellyfish brighten a pale living-room wall and pair well with houseplants.
Turner's locomotive dissolving into gold and grey weather suits a calm, neutral living room where the painting's haze can do the talking.
All four of Mucha's seasonal panels in one wide image, made for the long wall above a sofa or sideboard in a cream room.
Rust mountain, teepees and bold lettering bring a cabin or Western-leaning living room real graphic presence that reads clearly from the doorway.
Playful rather than grand: two cut-out koi circling in sky blue lift a bright family living room and sit well beside green plants.
Birders get their living-room anchor here: Audubon's two white owls on a night-dark ground, with AUDUBON lettered large above them.
Hang Bruegel's Tower of Babel where people linger, by an armchair or reading lamp, so guests can lose themselves in the tiny workers.
All 807 prints
The living room is the statement wall
This is the room for the piece guests notice: a famous painting at museum scale, a saturated maximalist abstract, a national-park poster with real presence. Pick one anchor per wall — a 24×36 above the sofa — and let smaller pieces support it elsewhere in the room rather than compete beside it.
Above the sofa, specifically
The formula: art (or a set) about two-thirds the sofa's width, bottom edge 8–10 inches above the back cushions. One oversized print is the modern look; a row of three 16×24s the more collected one — and three or more prints take 10% off automatically. Gallery-wrapped canvas suits this wall especially well: no frame, no glare, real depth.
Practical notes
Everything is printed to order — famous paintings restored at museum resolution, abstracts and landscapes drawn in-house — on heavyweight matte paper or canvas, framed or unframed. Free worldwide standard shipping.