Ekdali Wall Art & Paintings

Give your walls a point of view

A thoughtfully chosen wall display can make a room feel more personal without changing the furniture. Ekdali Wall Art & Paintings offer a way to bring colour, pattern and character into bedrooms and living rooms. Look for delicate florals when you want a softer mood, Indian-inspired motifs for decorative detail, or bold graphic prints when a wall could use more energy.

This collection centres on framed paper artwork with MDF support. Coordinated three-piece sets make it simpler to fill a blank stretch of wall: the designs relate to one another, but each frame still has room to be noticed. If you are exploring the brand beyond wall decor, visit the wider Ekdali collection.

Start with the mood you want to create

Rather than matching artwork to every object in a room, choose one visual thread to carry through the space. It might be a colour already present in your cushions, a botanical shape echoed by nearby plants, or a frame finish that suits your furniture. Ekdali's multicolour artwork gives you several tones to work with, while the framed format keeps the arrangement looking considered.

• Soft and restful: Pastel florals, gentle line art and warm desert-inspired compositions sit comfortably above a bed, dresser or reading chair. Give quieter designs some open wall space so their finer details remain visible.
• Warm and decorative: Indian-inspired florals, paisley and ornamental motifs can bring pattern to a neutral living room. Pick up one colour from the artwork elsewhere in the room rather than repeating the whole palette.
• Bright and expressive: Retro graphics and quote-led designs work well where you want a playful accent, such as above a sofa or beside a work nook. Let the artwork provide the strongest colour statement.
• Fresh and breezy: Ocean-inspired illustrations can introduce blues and pinks without requiring an entirely coastal room scheme.

If a particular direction speaks to you, explore botanical wall art, Indian wall art or modern wall art for more ways to build that look.

Choose the artwork, then the frame

Paper, MDF and finish each play a different role in a framed piece. The printed paper carries the colour and detail of the design; MDF provides structure behind or around the artwork. A matte finish gives the display an understated appearance that is easy to pair with other decor. These are framed prints, so choose them for their illustrated and graphic character rather than expecting the surface texture of an original painted canvas.

Frame colour can change the impression of the same artwork. A white frame feels light against pale walls and suits airy florals or minimal line drawings. A black frame creates a crisp outline that helps colourful motifs stand out. A brown frame adds visual warmth and pairs naturally with earthy colours, wood-toned furniture and traditional accents. Compare the frame with the wall and nearby furniture as well as with the print itself.

If you are deciding between this collection and other formats, browse the wider wall art and paintings selection. For a different surface and presentation, you can also consider canvas paintings.

Plan a three-piece display that fits

Before choosing a set, measure the wall area you want the artwork to occupy. Check the listed dimensions of each frame, then allow for the spaces between them. Three modest frames arranged with consistent gaps can have more presence than they appear to in isolation. Leave some breathing room around the outer edges, particularly above a sofa or headboard, so the arrangement feels connected to the furniture rather than squeezed into the wall.

• Above a sofa: Centre the complete group over the seating area. Lay the frames on the floor first to judge their combined width and try an even row for a clean look.
• Above a bed: Choose artwork that supports the room's mood. Soft florals and restrained colours can feel restful; a symmetrical arrangement helps the wall look balanced.
• Along a hallway or beside a desk: A vertical arrangement can make use of a narrower space. Check that the artwork remains comfortable to view as you pass or sit nearby.

Keep the artwork's centre near a natural viewing height, then adjust for the furniture beneath it. If several frames hang together, measure the gaps rather than judging each position separately. For more room-focused inspiration, see wall art for bedrooms.

Care for framed paper art

Framed artwork is best placed where it will not be repeatedly splashed or knocked. Avoid damp walls and prolonged direct sunlight to help protect the prints and their colour. For routine upkeep, gently wipe the frame with a clean, dry cloth; do not spray cleaner directly onto the paper or frame. Check the individual product details for dimensions, hanging fittings and any design-specific instructions before installing your choice.

Frequently asked questions

Should I choose floral or graphic wall art?

Choose florals if you want gentle pattern that blends into a restful scheme. Choose graphic or quote-led art when you want the wall to feel livelier. In either case, use one or two colours from the artwork to connect it with the room.

Does a set of three have to hang in a straight line?

No. A straight line looks orderly above wide furniture, while a vertical arrangement can suit a narrow wall. Try both layouts on the floor first, keeping the spacing between frames consistent.

What should I check before hanging framed art?

Confirm each frame's dimensions and hanging details, measure the full arrangement with gaps included, and use fixings appropriate for your wall. This is especially helpful when centring a group over furniture.

Why buy Ekdali wall art from Vaaree?

Vaaree is a destination for curated, premium, pretty home products. You can explore Ekdali artwork alongside other decor styles and choose pieces that feel right for your space.