Art Prints for Your Bedroom
313 works · from Rs. 899, made to order in our studio.
Intimate, serene, and beautifully made — fine art prints for the most personal room in your home. Museum-quality, made to order, free shipping across India.
Choosing Art Prints for Your Bedroom
The bedroom asks for something different from the living room. Where the living room calls for a statement, the bedroom calls for a presence — something that rewards waking up to, that sets a tone without demanding attention. The best bedroom art tends toward the intimate: a single figure, a quiet interior, a garden corner, a soft landscape. Portrait-format prints — taller than they are wide — work naturally with the vertical proportions of a bedroom wall, especially above a headboard or on a narrow wall beside a window.
Colour matters especially here. Cool blues and greens — Vermeer's pale northern light, Morisot's outdoor greens, Van Gogh's Starry Night blues — have a calming quality well-suited to sleep spaces. Warm terracottas and ochres — as in Renoir's sun-drenched paintings or Amrita Sher-Gil's village scenes — bring comfort without stimulation. Avoid very high-contrast or graphically complex compositions, which can feel restless in a room meant for rest.
Recommended Works for Bedrooms
- Johannes Vermeer — Girl with a Pearl Earring, Woman Reading a Letter, The Milkmaid
- Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Young Woman Sewing, Girl with a Hoop, Reading
- Berthe Morisot — The Cradle, Summer's Day, Woman at Her Toilette
- Mary Cassatt — The Child's Bath, Woman Reading, Young Mother Sewing
- Amrita Sher-Gil — Three Girls, The Swing, Bride's Toilet
- Sandro Botticelli — The Birth of Venus, Primavera, Portrait of a Young Woman
- Raphael — The Sistine Madonna, Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione
- Edgar Degas — Dancer in Her Dressing Room, After the Bath
Bedroom Art Prints on Mojud
The Mojud collection includes many works that suit the bedroom particularly well — intimate figure studies, quiet interiors, and softly lit outdoor scenes by artists including Vermeer, Renoir, Morisot, and Amrita Sher-Gil. Each print is made to order on matte fine-art paper or canvas, with pigment inks that reproduce the delicate tonal range of paintings that depend on subtlety rather than drama.
- Vermeer, Renoir, Morisot, Sher-Gil, Botticelli and more
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of art is good for a bedroom?
Calm, intimate works tend to suit bedrooms best — figure studies, quiet domestic interiors, soft landscapes, and single-subject portraits. Vermeer's light-filled interiors, Renoir's relaxed figures, and Morisot's outdoor scenes are classics for this reason. For an Indian bedroom, Amrita Sher-Gil's warm village studies or Ravi Varma's graceful portraits also work beautifully. Avoid very dark, high-contrast, or graphically busy compositions in a sleep space.
What size art print should I hang in a bedroom?
Above a queen or king-size headboard, a print between 18×24 inches and 24×32 inches works well — large enough to be seen but not so large that it overwhelms the wall. For a side wall or a narrow wall beside a wardrobe, a portrait-format 12×18 or 16×24 inch print is ideal. A gallery cluster of three or four smaller prints (8×10 or 11×14 inches) is another option for a bedroom feature wall.
Where can I buy bedroom wall art in India?
Mojud ships museum-quality fine art prints across India — including to Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The bedroom collection includes works by Vermeer, Renoir, Morisot, Botticelli, and Amrita Sher-Gil, all available on matte fine-art paper or canvas. Made to order, free shipping, and no minimum order.
Are Vermeer prints good for bedroom decor?
Vermeer's intimate domestic interiors — cool northern light, quiet figures absorbed in reading or sewing, muted palettes of blue, ochre, and grey — are among the most naturally suited paintings for a bedroom. Girl with a Pearl Earring at 16×20 inches above a bedside table, or Woman Reading a Letter as a vertical accent print, are both popular choices. The quietness and restraint of Vermeer's work translates well to a room meant for rest.