Canvas Prints till Vardagsrummet
The living room is the gallery of your home - the wall above the sofa is the artwork you see most often. Choose a confident statement: a sweeping landscape that pulls the eye in, an abstract that charges a neutral palette, or a city skyline for a modern interior.
Nicosia stadsvy på duk – Arkitektur från öns huvudstad
Royal Garden Castle Canvas Print
Venetiansk Kanalpromenad Canvastryck
Helsinki Skyline Canvas Print
Irländsk slott vid älv canvastryck
Waterfront City Reflection Canvas Print
Parlamentsbyggnad Canvas Print Natt
Slottsstad ovanför flodbygd - Canvastryck
Berlins TV-torn vid solnedgång canvastryck
River Prayer Castle Reflection Canvas Print
Urban Peaks Canvasbild – Bergstad Utsikt
Antika Aten Tempelruiner Canvastryck
Vattenbro med ljus - Canvastavla
Dubai stadssiluett på natten canvastryck
Österreichisches Parlamentsgebäude Leinwanddruck
Budapest Flygfoto Canvastavla
London Eye och Thames Canvas Print
Asiatisk tempel i höstskog - dukväv
London Bridge på natten canvastryck
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Canvas Print
Brooklyn Waterfront Skyline Canvas Print
Venetiansk kanal med förtöjd båt canvastavtryck
Röda torget Moskva canvastryck
Tibetansk bergstemple canvastryck
Above a three-seat sofa we recommend a canvas between 60x90 and 100x150 cm, leaving 15-20 cm clearance to the cushions.
Modern Canvas Prints for the Living Room
Modern living rooms read best with a limited palette and one clear focal point. Abstract compositions in muted grey, sand and terracotta sit comfortably beside wood and linen, while geometric and mixed-media work brings structure to an open-plan space without adding noise. When the room already has strong architecture, pick a single hero canvas rather than a gallery wall.
Large Canvas Prints Above the Sofa
The most common sizing mistake is going too small. A canvas should span roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the sofa width: 120-150 cm above a 180 cm sofa. If a single piece at that scale feels heavy, a five-panel set covers the same width in a lighter, more open composition.