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Bedroom posters: calm artworks for a wall that soothes

For a bedroom poster, choose a calm image in soft tones that you will enjoy seeing when you wake up: abstract, botanical, misty landscape or line art. Framed, on canvas or in acrylic, from €65 (30 × 40 cm canvas).

Bedroom poster: an abstract artwork of rounded terracotta and sand shapes, in a black frame, above a bed with a brown wooden headboard, dressed in beige linen
Clay, an abstract piece in earth tones, in a black frame above a headboard.

Bedroom posters for adults: the section’s pieces, by family

Which poster should you choose for a bedroom? The “Main bedroom” section of Wall Art brings together pieces with calm lines: softened terracotta, sage green, cream. Each has its own page, with the size and finish of your choice. See also the full section of pieces made for the bedroom.

Abstract: calm shapes

Shapes with no subject, to lower the visual noise rather than create a focal point. Clay brings earth tones, Dunes gradients of sand, and the paper-cut birds a calm image that evokes a couple or freedom.

  • ClayOrganic shapes in terracotta and clay, with a visible painterly texture.See this piece
  • DunesSand curves in soft gradients, calming and spacious.See this piece
  • Paper-cut birdsTwo paper-cut doves, ivory on warm grey.See this piece

Botanical: branches, grasses and flowers

A branch, a sheaf or a flower on a light background dress a wall without imposing a subject. Magnolia is the most tender of the botanicals in the section.

  • EucalyptusA watercolour eucalyptus branch, sage green on a cream background.See this piece
  • GrassesTall dried grasses, beige and airy, caught in the light.See this piece
  • Olive branchA silvery olive branch: the Mediterranean in two tones.See this piece
  • FernA fern frond, a botanist’s plate reimagined.See this piece
  • MagnoliaA watercolour magnolia flower, powder pink on cream.See this piece
  • Embroidered leavesThe look of embroidery: two oak leaves in brown thread, on natural linen.See this piece
  • Hazel catkinsCatkins hanging from bare branches, graphic in the fog.See this piece
Powder-pink magnolia poster on a cream background, in a black frame, hung above a wooden headboard
Magnolia, powder pink on cream, above a headboard.

Landscapes and mist: a wall that slows the room down

Landscapes where the eye lingers: morning mist, a path to the sea, a village in the South of France, a starry sky. The island on the lake is one of the quietest images in the range. Three series are sold as three panels, together or separately.

Poster of an islet of dark trees and its reflection in a mist-covered lake, in a black frame, above a bed
The island on the lake: a grey-green mist and a sharp reflection, above the bed.

Line art: a single line

A continuous black line on a cream background, with no shading. Two silhouettes is one of the most intimate pieces in the range: it makes sense above a bed. The profile of the Line portrait is more graphic.

  • Line portraitA profile traced in one continuous line, ink on a cream background.See this piece
  • Two silhouettesTwo figures embracing, in a single line. Tender and pared back.See this piece
Line art poster of two embracing figures, drawn in a single black line on a cream background, in a black frame above a bed
Two figures, in a single black line, above a bed.

Choose according to the colours of the room

This page is about the bedroom of grown-ups. For a child or a baby, see the child’s bedroom posters. The whole collection is on the Wall Art posters page.

A bedroom poster is chosen first to suit the wood, the bed linen and the colour of the wall. Here are three situations, drawn from the advice on each product page.

Linen, light wood and sand

Clay goes with light wood, raw linen, rattan and white or beige walls. Avoid it near cool greys and electric blues.

A dark or coloured wall

The magnolia brightens a dark wall. The eucalyptus also holds up on a dark green or teal wall, in a natural wood frame rather than black.

Dark wood and deep blues

Starry night goes with dark wood, brass and deep blues. It is a piece for contemplation, which works in the evening under warm lighting.

Family from behind poster titled “Provence”: five people seated facing a lavender field, in a black frame on a wooden sideboard, in front of a whitewashed stone wall
Example published by the studio: a Family from behind poster, with the place and first names at the bottom of the image.

A personalised poster for the bedroom

Prefer an image of yourselves to a ready-made piece? Two designs are composed from your photos, with a free preview before you order, and one page compares them with all the others.

For a memory for two, the couple portrait brings two adults together in one artwork, in eight painterly styles. The Family from behind poster places the family, seen from behind, in front of a place that matters to you, with one photo per person. To compare all the designs, see the personalised posters.

For the couple portrait and the Family from behind poster, the preview arrives in about 20 seconds, and you only order if you love it. On the couple portrait, engraved text is included, up to 40 characters.

Teenager’s bedroom posters: graphic and full of energy

The range has no “teen” section: these pieces are filed under the study or the children’s room, but their product pages suggest them for a teenager’s bedroom. Engraving a first name is included if you want to personalise it.

Poster of a red single-seater seen from above on a beige background, in a black frame

Single-seater

A red single-seater seen from above, crisp and graphic. Its product page recommends it for a teenager’s bedroom or a games room.

See this piece
Poster of a circuit outline in a double orange and amber line on a cream background, in a black frame

Circuit

The outline of a circuit, in a double orange and amber line. It pairs with the single-seater: the two pieces are designed to be hung together.

See this piece
Poster of a wave curling over a wet sand beach under a grey sky, in a black frame

The wave, centre panel of a triptych

A turquoise barrel and white foam: its product page describes an energetic image, readable from a distance, for a study, a living room or a teenager’s bedroom.

See this piece

The watercolour heart is also suggested for a teenager’s bedroom: a striped heart treated as a graphic motif, in sage and powder-pink tones.

Size, frame, hanging: how to display a bedroom decor poster

The size

Wall Art comes in 30 × 40, 40 × 50 and 50 × 70 cm, except the triptych panels, which are limited to the first two. The product pages recommend the 40 × 50 cm above a bed and the 50 × 70 cm on a bare wall.

For a pair, two 40 × 50 cm prints hung about ten centimetres apart look better balanced than a single large print. Keep the same size and the same finish. Two silhouettes and Line portrait make a natural pair.

The frame or the canvas

Nine finishes are available. Five frames under plexiglass: black, white, natural wood, dark wood or black aluminium. Then stretched canvas, two floating-frame canvases and acrylic. There is no glass and no mount: the artwork is printed edge to edge.

Stretched canvas needs no glass and throws back no reflections. Match the frame to the bedroom furniture, and leave some air around the artwork.

The height

Above a bed, place the bottom of the frame 20 to 30 cm above the headboard, and allow two fixing points, since you sleep underneath. On a bare wall, the centre of the artwork sits between 145 and 152 cm from the floor. Centre the piece carefully on the bed: with a symmetrical reflection, like that of the island on the lake, a tilted frame is spotted straight away.

In a bedroom, an artwork is seen on entering if it is above the bed, and on waking if it faces it. Avoid direct sunlight, which fades the colours.

Abstract poster of wavy orange, sage green and sand bands, in a black frame, hung above a headboard
A poster above the headboard, in a black frame: the wood of the bed and the tones of the artwork echo each other.

Designed in France, printed in Europe

These posters are printed to order, then delivered ready to hang: allow 4 to 7 working days in total, production and tracked delivery included. Delivery is free in France on orders from €60, otherwise €3.95. A piece without engraving is covered by the 14-day right of withdrawal. To see everything, open the Wall Art posters or, for the little ones, the child’s bedroom posters.

Your questions about bedroom posters

Choose a calm image in soft tones that you will enjoy seeing when you wake up. At Lullae, the “Main bedroom” section brings together abstracts, botanicals, misty landscapes and line art. Find them in the Wall Art posters for the bedroom. For a child or a baby, see the children’s room posters.

A calm piece in 40 × 50 cm, centred on the bed, is enough above a headboard. At Lullae, this is the size recommended on the product pages for The island on the lake and Magnolia. For a wider arrangement, hang a pair of 40 × 50 cm prints.

The 40 × 50 cm suits the space above a bed, and the 50 × 70 cm a bare wall. At Lullae, the Wall Art range comes in 30 × 40, 40 × 50 and 50 × 70 cm. As a pair, two 40 × 50 cm prints hung about ten centimetres apart, or two 30 × 40 cm, look better balanced than a single large print.

Place the bottom of the frame 20 to 30 cm above the headboard. At Lullae, the guide where to hang a family print advises two fixing points, since you sleep underneath, and keeping it out of direct sunlight. The artworks arrive ready to hang.

Choose a graphic or energetic image that suits them. At Lullae, the product pages suggest the red single-seater, the circuit outline and the wave for a teenager’s bedroom. Engraved text, such as a first name or a date, is included, up to 40 characters.

Both work: canvas is light and glare-free, while the frame protects the image under plexiglass. At Lullae, every piece comes in nine finishes: five frames, three canvases and acrylic. There is no glass and no mount, and the artwork is printed edge to edge.

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