Bring home a set of three art prints framed in the colours of the coast — soft pastel blues and gentle watercolour illustrations that genuinely make a room feel calmer the moment you hang them. I love how a coastal set like this one works in a living room above a sofa or along a hallway wall; the pale tones sit quietly against almost any paint colour without competing with the rest of your décor. Have you been looking for something that feels light and airy without being too bland? These could be exactly that.Each print draws on beach landscape scenery, capturing the feel of salty sea air and wide-open skies through watercolour-style illustration. The pastel blue palette is soft enough to pair with warm neutrals, cool whites, or even a muted sage green — so if your living room already has a seaside or relaxed feel to it, this set will slot right in.What's Included with the Coastline Set of 3 Set of three coordinating coastal watercolour prints, ready to display together Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for bright, lasting colour Printed on premium quality paper for exceptional colour and clarity For indoor use only — white mounts shown in some images are not included Choose between framed and unframed options How to Style art prints framed in a Coastal Living RoomI'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row at eye level, leaving an equal gap between each one — roughly 5 to 8 cm works well and keeps it looking intentional rather than random. Because the palette is soft and pastel, these prints pair really nicely with warm white or light grey walls; if you have a natural linen sofa or rattan furniture in the room, they'll feel right at home alongside it. You could also stack them vertically in a narrow hallway if you're short on wall width — the watercolour style flows naturally in that arrangement too. For more ideas on pulling together a coastal-themed space, take a look at our coastal wall art collection.Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your SpaceI'd think about the wall you're planning to use first — if it's a large living room wall above a sofa, going for the bigger sizes like A2 or 20 x 30 inches will give you that proper impact, whereas A4 or A3 works beautifully in a smaller room or on a gallery wall with other pieces. The pastel blue watercolour style tends to look especially lovely with a white or oak frame, which keeps the coastal feel light and airy; a black frame gives it a slightly more defined, contemporary look if your room is more modern. Have a think about how much natural light the room gets too — these prints are designed for indoor use and the fade-resistant inks mean the colours will stay true over time.
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