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Abstract Landscape Art
Abstract landscape art captures the feeling of a horizon – hills, sky, sea and open field – without spelling out the detail, bringing a calm sense of space to a wall. It looks its best in wide, horizontal formats above a sofa or bed, and sits naturally alongside neutral wall art and warm earthy tones art. Every piece is original and artist-made, printed to order on 310gsm fine art paper or premium cotton canvas with archival Giclée inks, and shipped worldwide from our studio.
Why Abstract Landscape Art Belongs in Your Home
Abstract landscape art belongs in your home because it brings the calm of an open horizon indoors – the restful feeling of distance and space – without the literal detail of a photograph. A soft, horizontal landscape draws the eye across the room and makes a wall feel wider and more serene, which is why it works so well as a statement piece above a sofa, bed or sideboard. These are artist-made fine art & canvas prints from Print Studio, designed in muted, tonal palettes that settle a room rather than dominate it.
Styling Landscape Art, Room by Room
Landscapes reward scale and a strong horizontal line, so favour wide formats and hang them low enough to feel connected to the furniture below.
Living Room – Hang a wide landscape above the sofa, spanning about two-thirds of its width, with the bottom 8-10 in (20-25 cm) above the backrest. A horizontal piece at 36×24 in (90×60 cm) or larger makes the most of the format; to go bolder, see our large abstract wall art.
Bedroom – Center a calm, horizontal landscape above the headboard, matching the bed’s width, with the lowest edge 6-10 in (15-25 cm) above it. Soft, hazy tones suit the restful mood; 40×20 in (100×50 cm) keeps the wall serene.
Dining Room – A wide landscape above a sideboard works as a quiet focal point, centred at eye level around 57-60 in (145-152 cm) to its midpoint. The horizontal line echoes the table and keeps the room calm.
Entryway & Hallway – Long, narrow walls suit a panoramic landscape or a horizontal pair; hang at eye level and let the wide format lead the eye down the hall.
How to Pair Landscape Art with Colours & Materials
Because a landscape is usually tonal and soft, the surrounding colours and textures set the mood. These combinations work especially well:
With Cream & Sand – Cream and sand walls let a hazy horizon breathe, keeping the look light and gallery-calm – the easiest backdrop for muted, tonal landscapes.
With Black & Charcoal – Slim black frames and charcoal accents sharpen an abstract landscape and add quiet contrast, working beautifully with high-contrast monochrome abstract prints.
With Natural Wood & Linen – Oak, rattan and linen warm a landscape’s cool tones; pair with earthy and terracotta wall art shades for a grounded, organic room.
With Greens & Blues – Muted sage, slate and dusty blue echo sky and sea, deepening the sense of distance without overwhelming the space.
Our Abstract Landscape Prints: Quality & Materials
Every print is produced in our studio with the same archival process across the collection, so your landscape prints stay true in tone and finish for years.
Fine Art Paper – 310gsm heavyweight fine art paper with a velvet-matte finish that absorbs light rather than reflecting it, giving soft landscape tones a clean, contemporary look that frames beautifully.
Premium Cotton Canvas – Cotton canvas adds a subtle woven texture and reads beautifully unframed, straight from the box – the natural choice for a large, horizontal landscape above a sofa or bed.
Archival Giclée Inks – 12-colour archival inks that are UV-stable and fade-resistant for at least 75 years, so the soft gradients in a landscape stay true for decades. All orders over $69 include free worldwide shipping, packed in a rigid tube or flat pack to arrive in perfect condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is abstract landscape art, and what styles does it come in?
Abstract landscape art is artwork that suggests a horizon – hills, sky, sea or field – through colour, shape and tone rather than realistic detail. At Print Studio it comes as original, artist-made fine art & canvas prints, in styles from soft minimalist horizons to bold, textural and earthy compositions.
What interior design styles suit landscape art best?
A landscape suits calm, natural styles best – Scandinavian, Japandi, modern farmhouse, coastal and warm minimalist. These interiors use neutral walls and natural materials, which let a tonal, horizontal landscape become a quiet focal point.
What colours pair well with a landscape print?
Cream, sand and soft white are the most versatile backdrops, while muted greens, slate blues and warm terracottas echo the natural palette of a horizon. Black and charcoal accents add contrast for a more graphic, modern look.
Which rooms are abstract landscape prints best for?
Living rooms and bedrooms are ideal, where a wide horizontal piece can anchor the wall above a sofa or bed. They also work above a dining-room sideboard or along a long hallway – anywhere the format has room to stretch.
Should I choose fine art paper or canvas for a landscape piece?
Choose 310gsm fine art paper if you’ll frame it for a crisp, gallery look; choose premium cotton canvas for texture and a ready-to-hang piece, which suits larger horizontal landscapes especially well. Paper favours soft, tonal work, while canvas gives a big statement the feel of an original painting.
How do I style landscape art in a living room?
In a living room, hang a wide landscape centred above the sofa at about two-thirds its width, with the lower edge 8-10 in (20-25 cm) above the backrest. Keep the palette tied to the room’s tones so the piece feels integrated, and favour a horizontal format to make the wall feel wider.
Are abstract landscape prints suitable as gifts?
Yes – abstract landscape prints make calming, universally appealing housewarming, wedding and retirement gifts because their soft, tonal style suits almost any home. Each is made to order on archival materials and ships worldwide, so you can send one directly.
