Green Wall Art

Start with your furniture and lighting. Lighter shades like sage or mint suit Scandi-style rooms with light timbers and cool whites. Deeper tones like olive green decor or forest green complement warmer wood tones and earthy palettes. Consider your lighting temperature too — warm globes enrich greens, cool LEDs can shift them.

Lighter greens like sage or mint can make a small room feel more open and airy. Dark greens add sophisticated depth without making a room feel cramped — they create more of a cosy, considered atmosphere than a closed-in one.

Green pairs naturally with neutral tones — white, cream, and beige — as well as earthy browns and soft pinks. For a bolder combination, mustard yellow, navy blue, or metallic finishes like gold and bronze all work well alongside various green tones.

Canvas prints offer a modern, gallery-quality look and arrive ready to hang with no glass or frame required. Framed prints are more traditional — an oak frame adds natural warmth to botanical pieces, while a black or white frame makes the green tones pop in a contemporary setting.

Every piece in our green art collection is Australian made wall art, printed and framed in Perth. Orders are made to order and shipped with care across Australia, with free shipping on every order.

As a general guide, aim for a piece that covers roughly two-thirds of the sofa’s width. For a standard 3-seater sofa (around 220–230cm wide), that puts you in the 120–150cm wide range for a single piece. Alternatively, a two- or three-piece set can achieve the same proportional feel across multiple panels.

Start by laying your prints out on the floor to test the arrangement before anything goes on the wall. Work from the centre outward, leaving consistent gaps between frames — 5 to 8cm is a good rule of thumb. Mix sizes for visual interest, and stick to a consistent frame colour to keep the overall look cohesive. Green tones in different shades across a gallery wall tend to work well together, especially when anchored by a larger hero piece.

Sage green is one of the most popular nursery colours right now, and for good reason. It’s calm and soft, works for any gender, and pairs beautifully with white furniture, warm timber, and natural textures. Soft botanical prints or gentle leaf illustrations in sage are a lovely starting point for a nursery wall.

Unframed canvas can be affected by steam and humidity over time. For bathrooms, framed prints behind glass are a more durable option. If you do love the canvas look, keep it away from direct steam sources and in a well-ventilated space.