Paintings

With paintings, you can quickly give a room more character. A well-chosen artwork brings colour, balance and a personal touch to your wall. In this collection, you’ll find pieces in different styles, from light illustrations to striking pop art. That makes it easy to choose a painting that suits your living room, bedroom, hallway or nursery.

Paintings for different interior styles

The collection is wide, so you can choose what really suits your interior. Think refined prints and illustrations for a light base, boho influences with warm tones and organic shapes, or bold, colourful art that immediately stands out. Looking for more wall pieces in general? Then also take a look at our wall decor and wall decoration.

Light and friendly art

Paintings with soft colours and calm imagery work well in the bedroom, nursery or a quiet seating area. They make a room feel cared for and pleasant without overwhelming it.

Boho and organic shapes

Boho paintings pair beautifully with wood, linen, rattan and earthy tones. They fit nicely in an interior that feels warm and balanced.

Pop art and more expressive pieces

If you want a real eye-catcher, paintings with bright colours, strong lines or street art influences are a great choice. These pieces often look beautiful above a sofa, sideboard or in a spacious hallway.

How to choose the right painting

Not sure which size or style suits your space? These points will help you make a better choice more quickly.

Look at the wall space

Above a sofa or sideboard, a larger format often works best. As a guideline, the painting should take up about two thirds of the width of the piece of furniture. For a narrower wall, alcove or hallway, a smaller format is often better proportioned.

Match colours to your interior

Choose a piece in which one colour from your cushion, rug or accessories comes back. That creates a calm and well-coordinated look. If you want contrast instead, choose a painting that adds one clear accent colour.

Choose between one statement piece or a set

One large piece creates calm and clarity. Several smaller works create a more playful effect. Just make sure to combine colours or themes that complement each other. You can beautifully complete the look with matching decor or small accessories in the same tones.

Brands and look

In this collection, you’ll find paintings from Bloomingville, House Doctor and Mansion, among others. These brands are known for art and interior pieces that pair well with modern, light and warm living styles. That makes it easy to add a new painting to your existing furniture and home accessories.

Tips for hanging and styling

Hang a painting at eye level for the most pleasing look. Above a piece of furniture, it’s ideal to leave 15 to 25 cm between the furniture and the bottom of the artwork. If you want more depth in your interior, combine a painting with a few small objects on a cabinet, such as ornaments or natural materials like baskets. That way, you connect the wall with the rest of the space.

Paintings as the finishing touch

A bare wall can quickly feel impersonal. With the right artwork, you can make a room feel warmer, brighter or more powerful. Whether you’re looking for something calm for the bedroom or a striking piece for the living room, this collection offers paintings that are easy to place and pair beautifully with the rest of your interior.

Frequently asked questions about paintings

Which size painting works above the sofa?

A painting above the sofa often looks best when it covers about two thirds of the sofa’s width. That keeps the proportions balanced and makes the wall feel neither empty nor too full.

How high do you hang a painting?

Eye level usually works best. If you’re hanging a painting above a piece of furniture, leave about 15 to 25 cm between the furniture and the artwork.

Can I combine different paintings?

Yes, definitely. Choose, for example, a recurring colour, the same frame colour or a similar theme. That keeps the combination calm and well put together.

Which painting suits a small room?

In a smaller room, light colours, simple shapes and medium-sized or slim formats often work best. That helps the space feel open.

How do I care for a painting?

Gently dust the piece with a dry, soft cloth. It’s better not to hang it in bright direct sunlight or in a very humid spot, so the colours and materials stay beautiful for longer.