Bring something really calming into your bedroom with this 3 piece picture frame set of Nordic landscape prints. Think soft teal blues — the kind of colour that makes a room feel quieter and bigger at the same time — spread across three prints that sit together beautifully as a set. I love this palette because it does something that's actually quite hard to pull off: it feels fresh and modern without ever looking cold or stark.

These three prints are built around a Scandinavian landscape style, so there's a natural, unhurried quality to them. They're the sort of thing you hang above your bed and just feel better about your room straight away. If you've been searching for something that ties a space together without being loud about it, this is it — the teal tones are genuinely restful, and that matters in a bedroom more than anywhere else.

What's Included with this Landscape Picture Frame Set of 3

• A set of 3 coordinating Nordic landscape wall art prints
• Teal Blue colour palette inspired by Scandinavian style
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting, vibrant colour
• Designed for indoor use
• Choose between framed and unframed options 

How to Style 3 piece picture frame Prints in Your Bedroom

I'd hang all three in a horizontal row above the bed, keeping an equal gap between each one — around 3 to 5 cm works well. Because the teal palette is soft rather than saturated, these prints sit happily against white, off-white, or even a warm greige wall without clashing. If your bedding leans into natural linens or muted tones, they'll look like they were always meant to be there. Want to see more ideas for the same space? Browse our full wall art bedroom collection for pieces that pair well with this set.

Choosing the Right Colour Palette for Your Bedroom Walls

The teal blues in this set are on the softer, more muted side of the spectrum — closer to a duck egg or a calm sea than a bold peacock blue — so they're easier to work with than you might think. If you already have some teal colour wall art in the room, these prints will feel right at home. And if teal is new to your space, I'd say start here: it's one of those shades that tends to surprise people with how well it settles in, especially in a bedroom where you want things to feel restful rather than busy.