Set of 2 Wall Art

Set of 2 wall art, explained

A set of 2 wall art is two prints designed as one composition. The palette and framing match, so the pair holds the wall together. Some pairs are true companions, reading left to right. Others repeat a motif at a different scale. Both prints are printed and framed at the same time, which keeps colour and moulding consistent between them.

What is in this collection

The range runs from soft watercolour abstracts in blue, pink, sand and chalky white to botanical studies of single stems and seed heads. There is loose contemporary brushstroke work, monochrome black and white mark-making, and brighter fruit and tropical motifs. Folk and courtly traditions appear alongside Art Deco geometry and quiet minimalist forms. Portrait formats dominate, with square and panoramic pairs available in many designs.

Where a pair works at home

Pairs most often go above a sofa, a bed, a console table or a long sideboard. Two frames fill that width more comfortably than one. Hallways and stairwells take pairs well, since you read them in sequence as you walk. They also work either side of a doorway or a mirror, where symmetry does the heavy lifting.

Choosing the size

Measure the furniture below and aim for the pair to cover roughly two thirds of its width, including the gap between frames. Leave 5 to 8 cm between the two prints so they hold together as one unit. For a sofa of 180 cm, two 45 by 60 cm frames sit well. Larger walls carry 60 by 90 cm comfortably.

Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.