3 Piece Wall Art
Explore our 3 piece wall art, designed to create scale and balance across wider walls. From coordinated cloud studies and landscapes to abstracts and portrait sets, each trio is created to work together as one considered display and produced as premium giclée canvas prints in a choice of sizes and frame styles.
Why choose 3 piece wall art?
A coordinated set of three is an effective way to fill a wider wall without relying on one oversized canvas. The repeated spacing and relationship between each panel creates rhythm, scale and a more finished look above a sofa, bed or sideboard. Sets also offer flexibility: keep the panels close for a unified composition or allow slightly more space to suit a wider wall. If your space is narrower, explore our 2 Piece Wall Art.
3 piece wall art FAQs
Choosing the right size, spacing and arrangement for a set of three.
What is a triptych?
A triptych is an artwork or display made up of three panels. Some triptychs continue one composition across all three pieces, while others use three coordinated designs that share the same style, tones or subject. In either format, the panels are intended to be displayed together as one arrangement.
How wide should 3 piece wall art be above a sofa or bed?
As a useful starting point, aim for the complete arrangement to span around 60–75% of the width of the sofa, bed or furniture beneath it. When choosing a size, remember to include the gaps between the three canvases as part of the total visual width.
How far apart should a set of three prints be hung?
Around 5–8cm (2–3in) between each canvas is a good starting point. Keeping the gaps consistent helps the three pieces read as one coordinated display. You can increase the spacing slightly on a particularly wide wall, provided the panels still feel visually connected.
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