Set of 3 Wall Art

Set of 3 wall art as one composition

A set of three panels covers a wide wall the way a single frame rarely can. The eye reads the panels together, so the wall gets scale without one oversized picture dominating it. Each panel is printed and framed to the same specification, which keeps the moulding, mount and colour consistent across all three. Hung with an even gap, the group holds its line for years.

What is in this collection

The collection spans folk and tribal traditions such as Gond, Warli, Madhubani and Kalamkari. There is courtly miniature painting, botanical study, Art Deco geometry, impressionist landscape and pared-back line work. Palettes run from muted earth and ivory through indigo, blush watercolour washes and black with gold. There are typographic panels carrying short quotes, abstract florals, bird and animal studies, and quieter minimalist work for neutral rooms. Both portrait and square panel formats are available.

Where a set of three works in a home

The most common place is the sofa wall, where the panels track the length of the seating below. It also suits a bed headboard, a dining sideboard, a long corridor and the turn of a stairwell. Rooms with low, long furniture take horizontal panels well. In a study, a quieter palette keeps the wall calm behind video calls.

Choosing the size

Measure the furniture the panels will sit above and aim for a total width, gaps included, of about two-thirds of it. Leave two to three inches between frames so the group reads as one piece. For a narrow wall, three tall portrait panels give height without spreading. Centre the middle panel at eye level, roughly 57 inches from the floor.

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