Wide skies, long horizons and quiet water fill this group of 10 Large Landscape Horizontals paintings by Jessie’s Home artists. Each one is composed to stretch across a wall, from a teal river bend and a desert mesa to a fog-filled valley and a lone oak on spring hills. Every piece is printed on canvas and comes in six sizes, framed in black, white or natural wood, or unframed.
Golden Light and Open Country
For warmth and a sense of open land, start with the Large Horizontal Lone Cottonwood Under a Big Prairie Sky - Canvas Wall Art by Lennox Carver, a single tree on golden grassland beneath cream summer clouds. Caleb Moretti’s Large Landscape Painting Golden Path at Dawn - Canvas Wall Art catches sunrise on a misty lake, with reeds and rocks along the shore. Tahlia Emerson brings fresh green rolling hills and pink wildflowers in Large Canvas Prints Lone Oak on Spring Hills - Canvas Wall Art, while Emory Thatcher’s Fall Landscape Painting of a Blazing Maple - Canvas Wall Art sets a thickly painted orange maple in a golden meadow with purple shadows.
Misty, Soft and Neutral
If you prefer calm, airy color, Elena Vance’s Neutral Landscape of Passing Rain Over the Plain - Canvas Wall Art shows a storm cloud dropping rain over a sandy plain with a faint pink glow on the horizon. Her Misty Pine Ridges Over a Fog Valley - Canvas Wall Art layers blue forested hills above white fog and a pale cream sky. Sylvie Aldridge’s Coastal Salt Marsh at Sunrise for a Big Wall - Canvas Wall Art adds a teal creek curving through green cordgrass under a peach and cream sky.
Rivers, Peaks and Desert Drama
For bolder scenery, Brielle Navarro’s Large Teal River Horseshoe Bend for Above the Sofa - Canvas Wall Art loops a teal river below a terracotta bluff and hazy blue ridges. Autumn Carlisle’s Panoramic Alpine Lake Sunset Peak - Canvas Wall Art uses the palette knife to carve a sharp peak mirrored in a still lake, and Bennett Hawthorne’s American Landscape Painting of a Desert Mesa - Canvas Wall Art lights an impasto sandstone butte orange above a sagebrush plain.
Choosing the Right Size
Horizontal landscapes look best when they span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below, so measure your sofa, bed or console and pick the size that comes closest to that line. Hang the bottom edge about 8 to 10 inches above the furniture so the horizon sits near eye level. For more ideas, browse our large living room wall art, the full range of large wall art, or pieces chosen for above bed wall art.
