Posters for the bedroom
The bedroom is the one room where the artwork should not ask for attention. Muted colours, soft textures and quiet compositions work better than strong contrast — these are the last thing you see at night and the first in the morning.\n\nAbove a double bed of 150–180 cm, one 50x70 print works well, or two 40x50 hung symmetrically over each half. Keep the bottom edge 20–30 cm above the headboard so the artwork reads as part of the bed rather than floating on the wall.\n\nCream, beige, sand and muted green are the safest colours here. They reflect light without glare and rarely clash with bedding.
In short
- Above a double bed: one 50x70, or two 40x50 symmetrically
- Bottom edge 20–30 cm above the headboard
- Muted colour settles a room more than strong contrast
- Printed on demand, delivered in 2–5 business days in Norway

19 posters

Gylne Åser
From kr 219

Dempet Horisont
From kr 219

Myk Relieff
From kr 219

Myke Striper
From kr 219

Myk Tekstur
From kr 219

Kremet Tekstur
From kr 219

Organiske Relieffer
From kr 219

Organiske Kurver
From kr 219

Myke Kurver
From kr 219

Kremet Flyt
From kr 219

Jordnær Strøm
From kr 219

Myke Bølger
From kr 219

Myke Horisonter
From kr 219

Dempet Strøm
From kr 219

Pastellbølger
From kr 219

Naturlig Flyt
From kr 219

Organiske Strømmer
From kr 219

Hageidyll
From kr 219

Stille Vann
From kr 219
Popular sizes for this room
Motifs that suit it
Frequently asked questions
- What size poster fits above a bed?
- Above a double bed of 150–180 cm, one 50x70 cm print works well, or two 40x50 cm hung symmetrically. For a single bed, 40x50 cm is usually enough.
- How high above the bed should a poster hang?
- Keep the bottom edge 20–30 cm above the headboard. The artwork and the bed then read as one unit instead of the print floating too high.
- Which colours work best in a bedroom?
- Cream, beige, sand and muted green. They reflect light without glare and rarely clash with bedding.
- Matte or glossy paper for a bedroom?
- Matte is usually better. It gives no reflections from ceiling lights or bedside lamps, and a quieter finish that suits the room.