Bring your living room walls to life with this gorgeous 3 set wall art — three abstract prints in a soft palette of blue, pink, and mauve with beautiful rose gold accents running through each piece. If you've been staring at a blank wall above the sofa wondering what to put there, I think this is it. The colours are warm and calm at the same time, and together the three prints create a real focal point without feeling too loud or busy.

What I really like about this set is how the navy, mauve, and gold decor tones play off each other — bold brush strokes with a rich colour palette that feels contemporary but still really liveable. It's the kind of artwork that makes a room feel finished. Whether your living room is mostly neutral, warm white, or has a touch of blush, these prints will slot right in. 

What's Included with this Abstract Wall Art Set of 3

• Three individual abstract art prints, each featuring the same blue, pink, mauve and rose gold colour palette
• Printed using pigment inks for bright, intense colours that resist fading with regular sunlight exposure
• Suitable for indoor use only
• Made to be displayed as a trio — perfect for a gallery wall or a clean row above a sofa or sideboard
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style 3 Set Wall Art in Your Living Room

I'd hang all three prints in a straight horizontal row at eye level, with an even gap of around 5–8 cm between each one — it keeps things clean and intentional. Because the palette mixes blue, pink, and rose gold, they work brilliantly against warm white, soft grey, or even a dusty sage wall. If your sofa has any blush, linen, or navy in it, you'll find this set feels like it was made for your space. For more ideas on how to display artwork like this, have a look at our full range of living room pictures — there's plenty of inspiration in there to help you plan your whole wall.

Choosing the Right Abstract Print Set for Your Home

The main thing I'd think about before ordering is the dominant colour in the room you're decorating. This set leads with blue and mauve, so it pairs really naturally with cooler neutrals, soft greys, or any space that already has a touch of navy or blush. The rose gold accents are a lovely bonus — they add a bit of warmth and stop the palette from feeling too cold. If your room is very warm-toned (think terracotta or deep earthy browns), it's still worth considering, but I'd say it really sings in lighter, more contemporary spaces. It's a contemporary set with real personality, and the brush stroke detail means it holds its own even in a larger room.