Scandinavian Wall Art

Botanical prints, geometric compositions, and nature photography in minimal frames for Nordic interiors. Shop from Ferm Living, Muuto, Menu, and more.

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Scandinavian Wall Art Canada – Minimal Canvas Art & Wall Décor

Scandinavian-style wall art uses the restrained graphic language of Nordic design — abstract compositions in muted earth tones, simple geometric forms in black, white, and warm neutrals, and nature-inspired imagery in minimal frames. These pieces add visual interest without imposing strong pattern or colour, consistent with the Nordic preference for calm, considered interiors.

Explore related decorative pieces in our Scandinavian decorative accessories collection, or add gallery lighting with picture lights.

All products are priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199 CAD.

Hanging & Composition

Gallery Walls

A series of three pieces in consistent frames creates a gallery wall that adds personality without visual noise. Keep frames uniform — simple black or natural wood throughout — and spacing even, typically 2 to 4 inches between pieces.

Above Furniture

A single large piece above a low sofa creates a quiet focal point. Aim for artwork spanning roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below, with 6 to 10 inches of clearance above the back.

Hanging Height

Hang artwork so its center sits at roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor — standard gallery eye level — adjusting downward slightly when hanging above furniture.

Brands in This Collection

This collection features canvas art and wall décor from Renwil, the Canadian décor brand.

Scandinavian Wall Art FAQs

What height should I hang wall art?

Hang art so its center sits at roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, which matches standard gallery eye level. Above a sofa or console, lower it slightly and leave 6 to 10 inches of clearance above the furniture.

What size art should go above a sofa?

Aim for a piece spanning roughly two-thirds the width of the sofa. A 90-inch sofa suits artwork around 60 inches wide, either as a single piece or a grouping that reads as one composition.

How do I create a Scandinavian gallery wall?

Keep frames consistent — simple black or natural wood — and limit the palette to muted, related tones. Space pieces evenly, typically 2 to 4 inches apart, and treat the whole arrangement as a single rectangle on the wall.

What colours suit Scandinavian wall art?

Muted earth tones, warm neutrals, black and white, and soft botanical or landscape imagery suit the Nordic palette. The aim is to add interest without introducing a strong competing colour.

Should I light my wall art?

A picture light or directional track head makes artwork read as a deliberate feature rather than wall filler. Modern LED picture lights run cool and emit little UV, making them safe for canvas and prints.

Where can I buy Scandinavian wall art in Canada?

Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries wall art online and at our Mount-Royal showroom (5670 Paré Street, Quebec, H4P 2M2). We ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199. Call (514) 416-2013.

Buying guide
How to Choose Scandinavian Wall Art

Subject, palette, frame consistency, and scale determine how Scandinavian wall art reads in a space.

Choose restrained subject matter
Abstract botanical prints, simple landscape photography, minimal typographic compositions, and geometric abstracts in muted earth tones are the most characteristically Scandinavian wall art subjects. Nature references — birch trees, coastal landscapes, botanical forms — are particularly characteristic of Nordic interior art.
Stay in the Scandinavian palette
Warm white, warm grey, dusty sage, muted terracotta, charcoal, and black are the characteristic Scandinavian art palette colours. Avoid bright, saturated colours and high-contrast bold compositions that compete with the calm Nordic interior atmosphere.
Keep frames simple and consistent
Simple black frames, thin natural wood frames, and minimal white frames are the most characteristically Scandinavian. Use one frame style consistently throughout a gallery wall arrangement. Avoid ornate, gilded, or heavily decorative frames.
Scale with restraint
Above a sofa, span two-thirds to three-quarters the sofa length. For a gallery wall, three smaller prints at consistent spacing create more Nordic character than one large statement piece. Center arrangements at 57 to 60 inches from the floor.
LocationRecommended sizeMounting height
Above sofa2/3 to 3/4 sofa length6-12" above sofa back
Living room (single)24" - 40" wideCenter at 57-60"
Gallery wall (trio)12" - 20" eachCenter group at 57-60"
Study / home office16" - 28" wideCenter at 57-60"
Dining roomProportional to sideboardCenter at 57-60"
Common questions
Scandinavian Wall Art FAQ
What defines Scandinavian wall art?
Scandinavian wall art uses abstract botanical prints, simple landscape photography, minimal typographic compositions, and geometric abstracts in muted earth tones and warm neutrals in simple black and natural wood frames.
What subject matter is most characteristically Scandinavian?
Nature references — birch trees, coastal landscapes, botanical forms — are most characteristic. Abstract compositions in muted earth tones and simple geometric abstracts are also characteristic.
What frame style suits Scandinavian wall art?
Simple black frames, thin natural wood, and minimal white frames. Use one frame style consistently. Avoid ornate or decorative frames.
How should I arrange a Scandinavian gallery wall?
Three smaller prints at consistent spacing read as more Nordic than one large statement. Use consistent frames, center the arrangement at 57 to 60 inches, space frames 2 to 3 inches apart.
What colours work in Scandinavian wall art?
Warm white, warm grey, dusty sage, muted terracotta, charcoal, and black. Avoid bright, saturated colours.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free standard shipping across Canada on all orders over $199, including wall art.
What brands do you carry?
We carry Scandinavian wall art from Ferm Living, Muuto, Menu, and Normann Copenhagen.