Scandinavian Art Prints Nordic Landscape Trees & Moon Neutral Beige Black | Set of 3

Bring a real sense of Nordic calm into your dining room with these scandinavian art prints — three beautifully composed landscape scenes that work together as a set whilst each holding its own. The first print shows a lone, bare tree rising from still water, its dark branches reflected beneath it. The centre print is anchored by a large full moon rendered in soft light-grey tones, with a solitary tree standing on a dark hillside in front of it. The third print completes the trio with a fuller, rounded tree perched on a misty rolling hillside. All three share the same hushed, textured background — soft warm beige and pale grey — with dark charcoal linework for the trees and landscape details. It's restrained and quietly beautiful, the kind of thing you keep noticing.This set has that unmistakable Scandi hygge quality — nothing loud, nothing fussy, just the gentle mood of a winter landscape that makes a room feel grounded and serene. If your dining room feels like it needs something on the wall but you don't want anything too bold or colourful, this is exactly the answer. The neutral beige and black palette means it slots in naturally alongside warm whites, soft stone, greige or even a deep charcoal wall.What's Included with Scandinavian Art Prints Nordic Landscape Trees & Moon Neutral Beige Black | Set of 3 A set of 3 individual art prints, each featuring a distinct Nordic landscape scene — bare trees, misty hills, and a full moon — all in a cohesive neutral beige, warm grey, and charcoal palette Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour and detail; suitable for indoor use Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight away — no hunting for a frame that fits, no fuss, just open and hang Choose between unframed and framed options in multiple sizes and in Luster or Museum quality; also available in wrapped canvas size options How to Style Scandinavian Art Prints in Your Dining RoomI'd hang all three in a row at the same height, evenly spaced, along the longest wall of your dining room — perhaps behind a sideboard or opposite your dining table so you can enjoy them every time you sit down to eat. Keep the gaps between prints consistent — roughly 5–8 cm works beautifully for a set this size — and hang them so the centre of the middle print sits roughly at eye level. Because the palette is so neutral, these prints sit happily alongside natural wood furniture, rattan, linen or clay-toned ceramics. They're equally at home in a modern Scandi-minimal scheme as in a more rustic, hygge-inspired space.If your dining room is on the smaller side, don't be tempted to go too small with the prints — a slightly larger size will feel more confident and intentional on the wall. Want more styling ideas? Browse our full Scandinavian art prints collection for more Nordic-inspired pieces that pair well with this set.Choosing the Right Size and Finish for These Nordic Landscape PrintsBecause all three prints share that same soft, textured background, the set reads as a unified piece even when the prints are slightly spaced apart — which means sizing up generally looks better than sizing down. I'd always recommend measuring your wall first and working out the total width you have to play with before choosing. A larger format really lets the fine detail in the bare branches and moon come through, especially if you're going for Luster paper, which gives a lovely gentle sheen that suits the misty, atmospheric quality of this artwork. Museum quality paper, on the other hand, has a softer matte finish that feels very at home with the raw, painterly texture of the backgrounds — more like an original artwork, less like a print.If you'd like the look sorted in one go with no extra effort, the framed option is worth considering — it arrives ready to hang and takes all the guesswork out of matching a frame. For a more relaxed, contemporary feel, an unframed print pinned or clipped directly to the wall works beautifully with this style too. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a dining room before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in context so you can picture it properly.