Art Print Sets
Discover the secret to effortless decorating with our curated Art Print Sets. Each collection is thoughtfully designed to create a harmonious gallery wall or a stunning focal point, taking the guesswork out of styling. Explore our sets below and find the perfect story for your walls.
A Guide to Styling and Selecting the Perfect Art Set
A blank wall holds endless possibilities, but creating a cohesive and balanced look can be a challenge. Our art print sets are the perfect solution, designed to bring a professional, curated feel to your home without the stress of mixing and matching. This guide will help you choose and style the perfect set to reflect your personality and elevate your space.
Why Choose a Print Set?
A print set from my studio ensures perfect visual harmony. Each piece in a collection is specifically designed to complement the others, creating a natural flow with a shared color palette and style. This saves you the time of matching individual prints and guarantees your finished display will look balanced, intentional, and beautiful.
Find a Set That Tells Your Story
The beauty of art is its ability to express a mood or feeling. Our collections span a wide range of aesthetics, allowing you to find one that truly resonates with you.
Minimalist & Line Art Sets: For a clean, modern, and sophisticated space, these sets use the power of the single line to create an elegant and calming atmosphere.
Botanical & Nature Sets: Bring the serenity and organic beauty of the outdoors inside. These collections are perfect for creating a peaceful, restorative environment in a bedroom or living area.
Abstract & Geometric Sets: Make a bold statement with dynamic shapes and expressive forms. These sets act as a powerful focal point and conversation starter, ideal for energizing a room.
Landscape & Coastal Sets: Create a tranquil escape with calming horizons and serene seascapes. These sets are perfect for fostering a relaxing and airy mood.
Effortless Styling for Any Space
Our sets are incredibly versatile. A diptych (a set of two prints) looks stunning hung symmetrically above a sofa, bed, or console table, creating a sense of perfect balance. A triptych (a set of three) can be arranged in a classic horizontal line or hung vertically in a narrow space like a hallway or entryway to draw the eye upward and add a touch of drama.
Every print you see here is produced using the Giclée method on archival, acid-free matte paper, ensuring rich, velvety tones and a lifetime of enjoyment. Browse our collection with confidence and begin the journey of transforming your house into a home that is uniquely yours. Browse the family by format: set of 2 wall art, set of 3 wall art, gallery wall sets, canvas sets — every pairing curated to hang together. Canvas-first shoppers should start at 3 piece canvas wall art, the triptych format that hangs as one statement.
EXPLORE ART COLLECTIONS
Abstract Art Prints
Wabi Sabi Art Prints
Art Print Sets
Line Drawing Prints
Black and White Art Prints
Nordic Art Prints
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a set of wall art called?
A two-piece set is a diptych, three pieces make a triptych, and larger coordinated groups are gallery wall sets. Whatever the count, the idea is the same: pieces designed to hang together, sharing palette and mood so the wall reads as one composition.
How do you hang a set of 3 prints?
Align the centres, not the frames: hang all three so their midlines sit level, with the middle of the group at eye height (about 145–150cm from the floor). Keep gaps even — 5–8cm between frames — and start from the centre piece, working outward.
How far apart should art prints be spaced?
5–8cm (2–3 inches) between frames is the reliable range: close enough to read as one composition, open enough that each piece breathes. Use the same gap everywhere in the arrangement — consistency matters more than the exact number.
Should wall art sets match?
They should relate, not repeat. The strongest sets share a palette, a technique or a mood while varying the composition — three different ink gestures, say, rather than one image three times. Our sets arrive pre-matched on exactly that principle.
What size print set should go above a couch?
The combined span — pieces plus gaps — should cover roughly two-thirds of the couch’s width. Above a standard 220cm sofa, three 50×70cm verticals with 6cm gaps land almost perfectly.
Are matching art prints outdated?
Identical repeats feel dated; curated cohesion never does. The modern set varies composition within one palette and voice — which is why designers still hang triptychs in every showroom you have ever admired.
Should I buy one large print or a set of prints?
Let the wall decide: wide walls and sofa spans favour a set’s rhythm; tall or square walls favour one large anchor. Sets also flex — they can hang tight as one block or spread along a hallway.
How do I arrange multiple art prints on a wall?
For sets, a single level row with even gaps is the classic; for bigger collections, keep one line straight (tops or centres) and cluster around it. Cut paper templates and tape them up first — ten minutes of paper saves an afternoon of nail holes.
Do gallery wall prints have to match?
No — they have to converse. One connecting thread is enough: a shared palette, consistent frames, or a repeated subject. Keep that thread and vary everything else; that balance is what separates curated from cluttered.