Landscapes, Wide and Quiet
Real photography, not AI-generated. For generated work, see the Digital Art collection.
From Norwegian fjords to the plains of Tanzania, these are places built for stillness rather than spectacle. This collection of landscape wall art and nature photography prints spans deserts, frozen waterfalls, and coastal light — each piece chosen for how it holds a room rather than how loud it is.
Erwin shoots landscapes the same way he shoots wildlife: patient, on location, waiting for the light rather than forcing it. Every image here started as a single frame in the field — no composites, no stock. What you see is what was actually there.
Available as large-format landscape canvas prints, framed wall art, or aluminium dibond — the same sizes and materials as the Wildlife collection, from a reading nook to a hotel corridor. Every print is a limited edition landscape photography print: no more than 50 per image worldwide, and I keep the edition register myself. For a minimalist interior, choose a landscape with plenty of empty space and muted tones, such as The Quiraing in black and white or the Frozen Waterfall from the Trollfjord, and keep the wall around it clear. One large print works better than several small ones; aluminium or acrylic glass gives a clean look, a thin oak or white frame a warmer one.
Working on a hotel, office, or interior project? See options for custom sizing and digital files →
Choosing Landscape Wall Art for Your Space
Landscape photography brings scale and stillness into a room in a way wildlife or macro work doesn't. A wide desert plain or a snow-covered fjord doesn't ask for attention the way a lion portrait does — it gives a room somewhere to rest its eyes. That makes landscape prints a strong choice for spaces built around calm: a living room, a bedroom, or a hallway that benefits from a sense of openness.
Which room fits which landscape
Quiet, muted scenes — like the Frozen Waterfall or Winter Light, Lofoten — suit bedrooms and Japandi-style interiors where the goal is stillness. Darker, more dramatic pieces — the Lone Tree in the Desert, with its moody sky — work well as a statement piece in a living room or entryway, where a bit more visual weight is welcome.
Sizing for real walls
A single large-format landscape print (100×150cm or bigger) anchors a room the way a window would — above a sofa, a bed, or in a stairwell where the eye travels. Smaller formats (60×90cm) suit hallways or gallery walls where the print sits alongside other pieces rather than standing alone. Every print here can be sized to the wall it's going on.
Real photography, not stock or AI
Every landscape in this collection was shot on location — Norway's fjords, Morocco's Atlas Mountains, the Costuma Valley in Spain — not staged or generated. If you're drawn to a more graphic, art-directed style instead, the Wild Souls collection takes a different approach with AI-generated work built for a bolder wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. The smaller sizes on fine art paper are the most affordable way into a limited edition. On the order page of each print you can view all sizes with their prices. Every print is a limited edition of no more than 50 per image, and I keep the edition register myself. Read how limited editions work.
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Right here. Every landscape print on this site is made to order by Labkorner or Werk aan de Muur, both professional fine art labs, on fine art paper, aluminium, acrylic glass or ArtFrame. Each print is a limited edition of no more than 50 per image, and I keep the edition register myself. Open a landscape from this collection, check the sizes and prices and order from the print partner of your choice.
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Landscape prints are available to order on this page, directly from the photographer. Every print is a limited edition of no more than 50 per image, counted across all sizes, materials and sales channels, except wallpaper, so an edition closes permanently once it is sold out. Open a landscape, check the sizes and prices and order from Labkorner or Werk aan de Muur. Want to know whether an edition of a specific image is still open? Get in touch and I will check my edition register.
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There is no single best print, and I would not pretend otherwise. As a photographer, and as the founder of Pure & Original, I spent years working with colour and with interior designers and architects. That is why I start with the colours and the light of the room. For a quiet, muted interior I would look at the Frozen Waterfall or Winter Light, Lofoten. For more drama and presence on a large wall, the Lone Tree in the Desert from Morocco. Every landscape print is a limited edition of no more than 50 per image, and no more than 10 are made larger than 100 cm. I keep the edition register myself. Open a landscape, check the sizes and prices and order from Labkorner or Werk aan de Muur, on fine art paper, aluminium, acrylic glass or ArtFrame. Not sure what suits your space? Get in touch and I will happily think along with you.
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Start with the wall. Above a sofa, a print of about two thirds of its width gives a calm, balanced look. For a gallery feel, 60 × 90 cm works well alone or in a group. For one statement piece on an empty wall, go to 100 × 150 cm or bigger: it anchors the room the way a window would. Tape paper at the real size on your wall first. It shows right away whether the print is too small or takes over the room.
My own starting point is different, and it comes from years of working with colour and with interior designers and architects. I do not start with centimetres. I start with the colour of the wall and the light in the room, and with what you want the room to feel like. A dark print on a dark wall can look almost like a window, and a large format turns a wall into the centrepiece of the room. A smaller print keeps the room quiet. I also like to leave the beaten path, as I did at Pure & Original. In one mockup of the lion from my AI art series Wild Souls, a very large dark print hangs on a black wall in a kitchen. It breaks the rules above, and it works.
Every print can be ordered in different sizes, and on the order page you can view all sizes with their prices. Every print is a limited edition of no more than 50 per image, and no more than 10 are made larger than 100 cm. Not sure which size suits your wall? Send me a photo of the room and I will happily think along with you.
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I do. Each of my landscape photographs can be printed in large format, up to 535 × 300 cm at Werk aan de Muur, depending on the material. Wallpaper is made by the roll, so its size is practically unlimited, and it is not part of the limited edition. Large prints are the most limited: no more than 10 per image are made larger than 100 cm, and I keep the edition register myself.
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Scandinavian interiors rely on light, natural materials and a calm palette, so the print should add quiet rather than noise. Soft, misty landscapes in muted tones work best: a fjord at dawn, a forest in fog, a wide horizon with a lot of sky. Black and white fits just as naturally, because it brings depth without adding a colour that competes with pale walls and wood. Choose a generous size and let the wall breathe around it rather than filling it. For framing, a natural oak frame suits the style well, and a frameless print on canvas or ArtFrame keeps the look light. Not sure which image suits your room? Send me a photo of it and I will happily think along with you.
Looking for a calmer, more minimal look?
These landscape prints work especially well in Japandi-style interiors — muted tones and quiet compositions that bring a sense of stillness to a room.
Want your print to be the focal point of the room?
These large-format landscape prints work beautifully as bold statement pieces — big enough to anchor an entire wall.