Art for the resting space
Wall art for the bedroom that complements a serene atmosphere.
Explore artworks from the current catalogue selected for the bedroom. Find a composition that complements the bed, headboard or chest of drawers and connects with your textiles.
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Wall art for the bed, headboard and chest of drawers
These artworks are selected for the bedroom. Compare their colours and proportions with the headboard, chest of drawers or wall you want to decorate.
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Headboard, textiles and palette
How to choose wall art for a serene bedroom
Above a double bed, a triptych creates a horizontal composition that complements the headboard and helps centre the wall visually. Above a chest of drawers or in a corner, an individual print introduces colour and texture on a more contained scale.
A gentle transition between the colours of the wall, bedding and artwork can bring continuity to the bedroom. If you prefer the artwork to stand out, choose an intentional contrast and avoid having every element compete for the same attention.
There is no need to repeat an exact colour: simply pick up a shade from the artwork in a blanket, cushion or small object. Also observe the lighting during the day and at night, as it changes the perception of the composition.
If the artwork has strong contrast, plain textiles and open space around it can bring balance. Compare the images in this selection and read their product pages to choose based on the actual design, without relying on a style label.
Three simple decisions
What to place above the bed or headboard
A wide triptych
Three coordinated prints follow the horizontal line of the bed and let you adjust the scale without mixing different designs.
An individual print
It works above a chest of drawers, beside an armchair or on a narrow wall. The vertical format adds presence without filling the entire headboard area.
A connected palette
Pick up a tone from the headboard, wood or textiles. Decide whether you want continuity or contrast and compare the shades in the artwork without requiring exact matches.
60–75%
Proportion above the bed
Measure the headboard before choosing the format.
Aim for a total width close to 60–75 % of the bed or headboard. Above a 160 cm bed, a composition of approximately 96–120 cm usually offers balanced proportions. Leave between 15 and 25 cm from the headboard to the lower edge. See the table and the complete formula.
Frequently asked questions
Before choosing your wall art.
What size artwork should I choose above the bed?
Measure the width of the bed or headboard and look for a composition equivalent to approximately 60–75 %. Above a 160 cm bed, a total width of between 96 and 120 cm usually offers balanced proportions.
How high should artwork be placed above the headboard?
As a guide, leave between 15 and 25 cm from the top of the headboard to the lower edge of the composition, always checking the actual height of the wall.
How much space should I leave between the pieces of a triptych?
Between 4 and 8 cm usually gives the three prints breathing room while allowing them to read as a single composition.
What colours suit a bedroom in neutral tones?
You can keep a gentle transition or use the artwork as a focal point. Pick up a shade found in the headboard, bedding or wood and check how it works with the light in the room.
Do bedroom artworks arrive framed?
No. They are physical prints on premium 200 g/m² matte paper and are delivered unframed. Available sizes are selected on the artwork product page.
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