Wall Art Sets

Wall art sets and how they work

Wall art sets are two, three or four framed panels meant to hang together. Panels share a size and a frame moulding, so the set reads as one piece of art across the wall. A set covers a wide span that a single frame would leave looking thin. It also settles the spacing and proportion for you, which is the hard part of a gallery wall.

What is in this collection

The range spans Indian folk and tribal painting, courtly miniature detail, classical landscape, contemporary abstraction, Art Deco geometry, botanical studies and minimal line work. Palettes run from soft watercolour washes in blush and blue to deep jewel colour, black-and-white, and gold on ivory. Some sets are triptychs that split one scene across three panels. Others are companion pieces on a shared theme, such as a bird study or a short line of lettering.

Where a set works at home

Above a sofa is the most common place, with the set centred on the seat back. A pair suits the wall beside a doorway or a narrow stretch between windows. Three or four panels carry a long dining wall, a stairwell or a corridor. In a bedroom, a horizontal run above the headboard keeps the eye low and the room calm.

Choosing the size

Measure the furniture below, then aim for a set that covers about two thirds of its width, gaps included. Allow 5 to 8 cm between frames. Centre the middle of the set near eye level, roughly 145 cm from the floor. For a tall, empty wall, a vertical stack of two reads better than a wide row.

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