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Landscapes

Landscapes are the backbone of wall art: mountains, valleys, forests, and open country, painted and photographed in every style from classical to minimal. A landscape gives a room a window it does not have — depth, distance, and somewhere for the eye to travel.

This is an editorial collection: our published writing about landscapes, grouped by the site’s taxonomy. It is not a product shelf — the catalogue has not opened yet. The taxonomy hub for this topic is Landscapes in the browse taxonomy.

Wide rooms and wide walls suit horizontal landscapes; a tall, narrow wall can take a vertical one surprisingly well. Landscapes are also the safest large-format choice in the catalog: they calm living rooms, bedrooms, and offices without asking the room to match a theme.

Articles in this collection

Subject Guides
Landscape Wall Art: Outdoors at Eye Level
A good landscape works like a window the room never had. Learn to judge its horizon, its layered depth and its light before you fall for the view itself.
9 min read
Subject Guides
Mountain Wall Art: Misty or Graphic Peaks
Peaks can give a room its centre of gravity — or make it loom. Misty or graphic, valley or summit: here is how to choose the version your wall can hold.
8 min read
Subject Guides
Forest Wall Art: Green Depth and Air
Other views put you in front of them; a forest puts you inside one. Pick the kind of enclosure you want, then check its layers and its greens before hanging it.
8 min read

Landscapes

Articles in this collection

Landscape Wall Art: Outdoors at Eye Level

Mountain Wall Art: Misty or Graphic Peaks

Forest Wall Art: Green Depth and Air