Inspiration
10 wall print ideas for your living room
Inspiration for transforming your living room with a wall print. From calm nature scenes to bold graphic work.
The living room is the most visible space in your home. A wall print sets the tone right away. Below are ten ideas that work well on a printed wall, in everything from city flats to large family homes.
A forest behind the sofa
Sounds like a cliché, and yet it keeps working. Especially if you live in the city. The depth of a forest scene tricks the eye and the room feels bigger. One tip: pick a photo with soft morning light, not the over-saturated stock kind. You will keep enjoying it a year later.
Botanical prints, but oversized
Vintage plant illustrations are a safe bet. Black and white, or with a hint of dusty pink. Fits almost any interior.
Provided the file is sharp enough, but we always check that before we start.
Abstract in your own colours
One of our most requested options. You send a photo of your sofa and cushions, we design something that matches. No coincidences.
A cityscape above the dresser
A black and white photo of Antwerp, Paris, or somewhere that means something to you. Above a long dresser or behind the dining table is where it lands hardest. Ask your guests: it will be the first thing they mention.
Your own photos at real size
That holiday shot currently sitting in a small frame? We can print it up to 3.6 metres wide. Provided the file is sharp enough, but we always check that before we start.
Geometry for the minimalists
Two colours, three shapes, done. Nothing more needed.
A museum piece at home
A classical painting at full size, up to 3.6 metres tall. Klimt's The Kiss, in the Belvedere in Vienna, measures 1.80 by 1.80 metres — on your own wall you finally see how big that really is. Work by artists who died more than seventy years ago is free of copyright; for anything more recent we check it together.
Behind the TV or fireplace
A dark print around a white TV unit or fireplace pulls the eye to the center. Combine with indirect lighting for the best result.
Something on the ceiling
Clouds, a starry sky, or an old fresco effect. Nobody expects it, and that is exactly why it sticks with anyone walking in.
For the kids' room, without the clichés
A world map or a calm forest scene. Not Disney stickers they will outgrow in two years. This grows with them.
In closing
None of this is off-the-shelf work. Send us a photo of your living room and we will come back with three concrete proposals, tuned to what is already there.
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