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Free printable wall art, in a palette that stays quiet
Vintage-feeling prints in muted greige, faded sage and dusty clay. Most free printables are chosen to look good on a screen. These were chosen to look right on a wall, in a room where you actually want to sit down.
Distant Field
Above a sofa or a bed — a low horizon settles a long wall.
Still Vessel
Above a console or shelf — one object, no clutter.
Pressed Stem
A narrow wall, or one of a pair either side of a door.
Garden Bird
Hang at eye level, where someone will actually look at it.
Evening Trees
The anchor — the weight the paler pieces hang around.
Where should we send them?
Print-ready, free. We ask for an email because it is the only way we can tell you when the next set lands — not because the files are precious.
One email when there's a new set. Leave whenever you like.
How to hang them so they look considered
Centre on 57 inches, not on the wall. Galleries hang art so its middle sits about 57 inches from the floor, because that is average eye level. Most people hang too high, which is the single fastest way to make a room feel unfinished.
Over furniture, drop it lower. Leave roughly 6 to 10 inches between the top of a sofa or headboard and the bottom of the frame, so the two read as one group rather than two separate things.
A pair beats a single on a wide wall. Distant Field and Still Vessel hang well together with a hand's width between them. One small print alone on a large wall always looks like an accident.
These are the same numbers in our designer rulebook, which sets out the clearances and rules we work to.
Questions people ask
What size do these print at?
Each file is 1360 x 2048 pixels, which prints cleanly at 8 x 10 inches. That is comfortably above the 1500-pixel minimum most print shops ask for on that size, and it will also fill an A4 frame with a small white margin, which many people prefer anyway.
Can I print them at home?
Yes, on any home printer that takes photo paper. For a wall piece, matte or lightly textured paper suits these far better than gloss — the whole point of the palette is that it stays quiet, and a shiny surface fights that. A local print shop will do a better job for a few pounds if you want something framed properly.
Why are they all so muted?
Because saturated art is the most common reason a carefully chosen room still feels busy. These are painted in the same greige, faded sage and dusty clay range we use when we design a calm room, so they sit with the walls instead of shouting over them. If you want a room where the eye rests, the art has to rest too.
Can I use these commercially or resell them?
No — these are for your own walls, and for gifts. Please do not resell them, bundle them, or list them as your own. Everything else is fair game: print as many copies as you like for your own home.
What paint colours go with them?
Any of the warm greiges will sit under these comfortably. If you want the exact codes for your own rooms, the Colour Studio builds a whole-home palette from a photo of each room and tells you which shade goes where, with the brand codes and LRVs.
Choosing paint to go around them? The Colour Studio builds a palette for your whole home from a photo of each room, and the paint matcher finds the same shade in another brand.