Bring nature indoors with this botanical wall art set of 3 — three watercolour prints painted in soft sage green with warm gold highlights that look genuinely beautiful together on a living room wall. I think the palette is one of those rare combinations that feels both calming and a little bit special; not too bold, not too plain. If you've been looking for something that ties a room together without trying too hard, this could be exactly it.

All three prints share the same botanical theme, so they work as a cohesive triptych above a sofa or console table. The sage and gold tones sit really naturally against warm white, off-white or even a deeper green wall — and because the style is watercolour rather than graphic or photographic, there's a softness to them that suits relaxed, everyday living spaces perfectly.

What's Included with this Botanical Art Print Set of 3

• Three unique botanical watercolour art prints in sage green and gold
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for bright, lasting colour
• For indoor use only — colours stay vivid away from direct weather
• White mounts are not included
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style botanical wall art set of 3 in Your Living Room

I'd hang all three prints in a horizontal row above the sofa, keeping an even gap of about 4–5 cm between each frame — it creates a clean, intentional look without needing a spirit level and a lot of fuss. The sage green pulls really nicely if you have any plants nearby, and the gold tones pick up on warm metals like brass or copper light fittings. If you already have a few pieces of gold decor around the room, these prints will slot in as if they were always meant to be there. Not sure whether to go framed or unframed? If you're renting or like to change things up, unframed gives you more flexibility — you can drop them into frames you already own.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Wall Space

Before you choose, hold a piece of paper up to your wall in roughly the spot you're thinking — it really does help you visualise the scale. For above a standard three-seat sofa, I'd lean towards A2 or the 20 x 30 in size so the set fills the wall without getting lost. If the space is tighter, A3 works well too, especially in a hallway or reading nook. These prints also look brilliant as living room pictures in a black or oak frame if you want a more finished, gallery-style feel straight out of the box.