Collection: Large Scandinavian Wall Art

Large Scandinavian wall art in calm, muted tones: reeds in still water, a crescent moon above hazy gray hills, honesty seed pods, three stacked stones and a pampas plume in a round stoneware vase.

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Elevate your space with our Large Scandinavian Canvas Art

A wide, quiet wall needs a piece with real presence, and large scandinavian wall art gives it one without adding clutter. These canvases come in soft beige, gray and white, with pared-back botanicals, misty landscapes and calm abstracts painted by our artists. At 28x42, 32x48 or 40x60 inches, one piece can anchor the space above a sofa, a bed or a dining table on its own.

Botanical Stills in Beige and Gray

For a gentle nod to nature, start with Minimalist Botanical Wall Art with Honesty Seed Pods, a vertical painterly piece in gray and beige. Earth Tone Wall Art with Stoneware Bottle and Cup and Pampas Plume in a Round Stoneware Vase bring a still-life feel in the same warm neutrals. Hanging Eucalyptus Sprig with Seed Clusters keeps to a single beige palette, and the horizontal Olive Sprig on a Whitewashed Plaster Ledge suits a long wall above a sofa or console.

Misty Landscapes for a Calm Room

Landscapes in gray and beige bring a sense of open air to a big wall. The vertical Calm Wall Art of Reeds in Still Water, Crescent Moon Above Hazy Gray Hills and Three Stacked Stones on Pale Dusk Ground work well in narrower spaces or beside tall furniture. For a wide stretch above a bed or dining table, the horizontal Small Sun Above Three Bands of Rolling Hills, Lone Mountain Peak Above a Sea of Mist and Minimalist Landscape Painting of a Lone Tree in Fog stretch out and fill the space.

Minimal Abstracts in Warm Neutrals

Simple shapes read clearly at a large size, which makes these abstracts a strong choice for a feature wall. Earthy forms appear in Large Minimalist Wall Art of a Clay Slope, Cream Wall Art with Floating Birch Bark Stone, Modern Abstract Canvas Prints with Floating River Stone and Minimalist Wall Decor with Driftwood Square and Slate Circle. For gestures and texture, look at Brushstroke Wall Art Trio on Chalk White, Soft Abstract Painting of Three Grey Ripples, Plaster Texture Wall Art with Terracotta Shadow and Muted Abstract Wall Art of Rising Morning Haze. Softer accents of color show up in Neutral Wall Art for Bedroom with Blush Crescent Cradle and Sage Green Abstract Art with a Dry Grass Circle. Bold, graphic blocks define Scandinavian Abstract Art of Birch, Ash and Walnut Bars, Boho Minimalist Adobe Quarter Circle Under an Ink Arc and Beige Wall Art Fold with Slate Square.

Choosing the Right Size for a Big Wall

  • Aim for art about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. A horizontal 40x60 fits above a sofa or king bed, and 32x48 suits a queen bed or a smaller dining table.
  • Use vertical pieces at 28x42 or 32x48 for tall, narrow walls, entryways or the space between windows. Save 40x60 for high ceilings or a true feature wall.
  • Leave 8 to 10 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the canvas. On an open wall, center the piece around 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

For more pieces in this calm, natural style at every size, browse our full Scandinavian wall art collection, or explore all of our large canvas wall art for other looks made to fill a big wall.

What colors go well with large Scandinavian wall art?

These pieces stick to beige, gray and white, so they pair easily with light wood, linen, white walls and soft black accents. A gray piece like Calm Wall Art of Reeds in Still Water suits cool rooms. A beige piece like Hanging Eucalyptus Sprig with Seed Clusters warms up a space with oak or cream textiles.

What size should I choose for above a bed?

For a queen bed, 32x48 inches usually looks balanced. For a king bed, a horizontal 40x60 fills the wall nicely. Wide pieces such as Lone Mountain Peak Above a Sea of Mist or Small Sun Above Three Bands of Rolling Hills work especially well over a headboard.

Should I choose a framed or unframed canvas?

Unframed canvas gives a clean, gallery-wrapped look that fits a minimalist room, while a frame adds a crisp finished edge. A natural wood frame suits earthy pieces like Scandinavian Abstract Art of Birch, Ash and Walnut Bars. Black or white frames sharpen soft abstracts such as Beige Wall Art Fold with Slate Square.