Blue
Blue wall art in long, narrow formats - canvas prints for the wide runs and tall, slim walls where standard sizes look lost. Blue is one of the most restful colours to live with, and it shifts with the light: pale washes keep a room feeling open, while deep navy and indigo add depth and calm.
The range spans serene coastal scenes and misty lakes, bold abstracts, Japanese-inspired prints and soft tonal studies. Wide horizontal pieces work above a sofa or above the bed, while vertical formats bring height to hallways and landings.
Made to order in a range of sizes, as a stretched canvas or in a floating or classic frame in black, white, oak, walnut or gold. Framed and ready to hang.
Blue wall art - frequently asked questions
Sizing, hanging height and the questions we are asked most.
Is blue a good colour for a bedroom?
It is one of the most reliable. Blue is consistently reported as one of the more restful colours to live with, and it shifts usefully with depth: a pale wash keeps a bedroom feeling open and light, while navy and indigo add calm weight without making the room feel cold. Both work above a bed.
What shades of blue wall art are available?
Pale washes and soft sky tones through to deep navy and indigo, with sea greens and teals in the coastal pieces. Pale blues keep a room feeling open and suit a small or north-facing space; deep navy gives a wall weight and needs either a pale wall behind it or a larger size to carry it.
What colours go with blue wall art?
Warm neutrals do the most work - sand, oatmeal and clay stop blue from reading as cold. Wood and walnut furniture or frames have the same effect. White gives a crisp, coastal result; grey is safe but can tip the room cool if the blue is already on the cool side.
Where does blue wall art work best?
Bedrooms and bathrooms for the paler tones, living rooms and studies for the deeper navies. Blue is also the strongest choice for a coastal-leaning scheme without needing anything literally nautical - a deep tonal blue reads as sea without a single boat in it.
What size blue wall art should you choose?
Standard sizing applies - about two-thirds the width of the furniture below, so 20"x60" (50x150cm) above a three-seater sofa or king bed. The one adjustment: a deep navy piece has more visual weight than a pale one, so if you are between sizes on a small wall, take the smaller in navy and the larger in a pale blue.