Collection: Green Wall Art for Living Room

Green wall art for the living room, from coast to calm water: Eugene in Pacific Northwest style, a Sitka ocean breeze, Mirror Lake at Lake Placid, aspen reflections, Ashland’s covered bridge and sage lily pads on peach water.

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Elevate your space with our Green Wall Art for Living Room Canvas Art

Green brings a calm, grounded feel to the room where you spend the most time, and this green wall art for living room spaces gathers original canvases painted by our artists in sage, teal and deep leafy tones. You’ll find soft botanicals, bold modern abstracts and painterly landscapes, each ready to anchor a sofa wall, a fireplace or a reading corner.

Sage Green Abstracts and Botanicals

For a modern, airy look, sage green does the heavy lifting. Sage and Teal Lily Pads on Peach Water is a painterly vertical botanical with a contemporary edge, while Bold Abstract Cardinal Drip Curtain brings expressive energy in a tall format. For wider walls, Modern Abstract Painting with Rolling Peach Ribbon pairs sage with a touch of pink, Large Abstract Crossed Red and Amber Bands leans mood-driven and expressive, and Ethereal Dreamscape Colorful Abstract offers a softer, painterly take on green.

Blue and Green Fluid Abstracts

If you love cool, water-inspired color, these horizontal abstracts blend green with blue, teal and navy in geometric compositions. Vortex Elegance Blue and Green Abstract, Natures Fluid Symphony Blue and Green Abstract and Fluid Harmony Blue and Green Abstract work beautifully alone above a sofa or hung together as a set.

Painterly Green Landscapes

For a living room that feels connected to the outdoors, these horizontal landscapes put green into scenery. Teal and Sage Terraced Fields Abstract Landscape sits between abstract and landscape, and Irvine Coastal Serenity keeps to sage and gray. Coastal moods come through in Sitka Ocean Breeze, Key West Florida Coastline and Lake Placid Mirror Lake View. For warmer notes of orange, red and terracotta, look to Austin Lamar Boulevard Magic, Aspen Forest Reflections and Ashland Covered Bridge, while Eugene Pacific Northwest Style offers a more realistic take in green and beige.

Tips for Choosing and Hanging Green Wall Art

  • Above a sofa, choose a canvas about two-thirds the width of the sofa; the larger sizes, up to 40x60 inches, fill a wide wall with a single piece.
  • Hang the center of the artwork around 57 inches from the floor, or 8 to 10 inches above the back of the sofa.
  • Match the frame to your room: natural wood warms sage and landscape pieces, black sharpens bold abstracts, and white keeps things light and airy.

Want more options? Browse our full collection of green wall art or explore all of our living room wall art in every color.

What colors go well with green wall art in a living room?

Green pairs naturally with warm neutrals like beige, cream and natural wood, and it also works with blues and teals for a cool, calm palette. Sage and Teal Lily Pads on Peach Water mixes sage with beige for a soft look, while Fluid Harmony Blue and Green Abstract leans into blue and teal.

What size green canvas should I hang above my sofa?

A good rule is to choose art about two-thirds the width of your sofa, so many living rooms suit the larger sizes, up to 40x60 inches. Horizontal pieces like Teal and Sage Terraced Fields Abstract Landscape or Vortex Elegance Blue and Green Abstract are well suited to a wide sofa wall.

Should I choose a framed or unframed green canvas?

Both work well: unframed canvas gives a clean, gallery look, while a frame adds a finished edge. A natural wood frame complements landscapes like Aspen Forest Reflections, and black or white frames suit modern abstracts like Bold Abstract Cardinal Drip Curtain.