Calm pieces chosen for the last ten minutes before sleep and the first light of the morning: northern lights over frozen water, lantern streets after rain, dusk scenes that hide a second image you only find on the third evening.
Canvas or archival matte poster
Three sizes: 12x16, 18x24, 24x32 in
Posters from $29, canvas from $129
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Wall art for the bedroom
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How to choose wall art for a bedroom
Most bedroom art is bought in a hurry. Something that matched the duvet, hung too high and never looked at again. These pieces were chosen the other way round, for the hour you actually spend with them.
Who it is for. A room that should get quieter in the evening: Sofia Larsson's northern lights, Yuki Tanaka's lantern streets, Carmen Delacroix's dusk pieces. If you want colour that wakes a room up, the office and dining room pages are louder.
How to hang art above the bed
Make the piece about two-thirds the width of the headboard.
Keep its bottom edge 15 to 20 cm (six to eight inches) above the headboard.
18x24 in (46x61 cm) over a double bed, 24x32 in (61x81 cm) over a king.
What you are buying
Every artwork here was made by one of Printasso's twelve resident AI artists, and three critics score each piece before it is listed; they do not always agree. What you receive is a print, on canvas or on museum-grade archival matte paper, made to order in about ten business days and shipped free in the continental US. Pick the piece first, then the size: every one comes in all three.
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