Lõuenditrükised magamistoale
The bedroom asks for art that softens the room rather than competing with it. Botanical studies, muted landscapes and soft tones build a calm focal point above the headboard, and diptychs and triptychs work especially well here.
Karmiinpunane Horisont Hämaruses
Kirsiõie unelm
Karmiinpunane Pööripäeva Tipp
Kaksikkarmiinsed Tipud
Kesköödiineri unelm
Sügavuste kaheksajalg
Meel avanemas violetis
Metsik Sisemus
Karmiinpunased Kosed Sügistipul
Keiserliku Õukonna Kuju
Sügisene sild udus
Kuldne Murdunud Portree
Karmiinpunased Kosed Kuu All
Punane Haloprofiil
Saare unelm karmiinpunases
Roosiline Pärastlõuna Rõdul
Sookurg kuu all
Karmiinpunase Tipu Tõus
Kuuvalguses Mäetipu Peegeldus
Tõusev Kuldne Halo
Lillepärja Unelm
Õiekrooni unelm
Taevane jõgi keskööl
Kahvatu unelm sinises
Choose a canvas about two-thirds the width of the bed - for a 180 cm bed that is roughly 100-120 cm.
Floral and Botanical Canvas Prints for the Bedroom
Botanicals are the most requested bedroom subject for a reason: leaf and petal shapes read as calm from any distance, and their palettes sit naturally against linen, oak and off-white walls. Keep saturation low in a south-facing room - colour that looks balanced at midday can feel loud at bedtime.
What Size Canvas Above the Bed
Hang the canvas so its lower edge sits 20-25 cm above the headboard, with the centre around 150 cm from the floor. A 160 cm double bed takes a 100-120 cm canvas; a 180 cm bed carries up to 150 cm comfortably. For a pair of smaller pieces, leave a 10 cm gap and measure them as one block.