Picture these three botanical prints going up on your blue grey walls bedroom — rich blue and cyan watercolour illustrations, each one slightly different, that pull the whole room together in a way that just feels considered. I love sets like this because you get that gallery-wall look without having to hunt down three separate pieces that actually work together. They're already a family. Do you ever walk into a bedroom and just feel instantly calmer? That's exactly what these do. 

The style sits somewhere between farmhouse and boho wall art — so if your bedroom already has natural textures, linen bedding, or wood tones, these will slot right in. The botanical illustrations are detailed enough to be interesting up close but calm enough that they won't overwhelm the room. They work beautifully with blue-grey walls, but honestly they'd look just as at home against warm white or even a soft sage green.

What's Included with this Wall art bedroom Set of 3

• Set of 3 unique botanical watercolour illustrations in rich blue and cyan tones
• Printed using pigment inks for bright, fade-resistant colour — built to last in your home
• Made for indoor use, so the colours stay true over time
• No white mounts are included — the prints arrive ready for your chosen frame or display style
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style blue grey walls bedroom Art Prints Like a Pro

I'd hang all three in a horizontal row above the bed — that's the classic move and it works every time. Keep the gaps even (around 5–8 cm between each print) and centre the group to the bed frame rather than the wall. If your bedroom leans more into that relaxed, natural vibe, you might also like to explore our full range of farmhouse artwork for pieces that sit in a similar world. Alternatively, spread the three prints across the room — one on each bedside wall and one on the main wall — for a more eclectic, curated feel. Either way, the blue and cyan palette ties them together so the room never feels disjointed. Have a look at our broader wall art bedroom collection if you want to mix in a fourth piece or find a complementary print.

Choosing the Right Botanical Print for Your Bedroom Colour Scheme

The main thing I'd think about here is your existing wall colour and how much contrast you want. These prints use deep blue and bright cyan — so on a blue-grey wall they'll feel harmonious and calm, almost like the art and the wall are part of the same mood board. If your walls are a warmer grey or an off-white, the blues will pop a little more and give the room a bit of a lift. The farmhouse-meets-boho aesthetic means they suit relaxed, natural bedroom schemes really well — think wicker, rattan, linen, or wooden furniture. They're less suited to very modern, minimalist rooms where the botanical detail might feel too busy, but for a cosy, layered bedroom they're spot on.