Four looks are shaping wall art this autumn — a wine-dark colour, a night sky, a heritage of colour and pattern, and a mountain you ski down. Here is how to buy into each without redecorating.
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1. Burgundy, the colour of the season
Search interest in burgundy decor has climbed sharply this year, and it shows no sign of slowing into autumn. The low-commitment way in is art: a moody floral trio in the bedroom, or — the confident version — two oversized figurative prints on maroon above the sofa. Browse the full burgundy wall art collection.
Burgundy in practice: dark florals over a cream headboard.
2. Celestial — the night shift
Moons, stars and cosmic charts have moved from teenage bedrooms to studies and reading corners — Victorian moon plates and stamp-sheet prints read as collected, not themed. Start with the celestial wall we styled or go straight to the celestial collection.
3. Afrobohemian warmth
Rattan, terracotta, jute — and figurative art with real presence. The afrobohemian look rewards portraits that hold the wall on their own; our three-portrait wall shows the register, and the figurative collection has the depth.
Afrobohemian: three portraits, one warm room.
4. Chalet season starts now
Every year from September, vintage ski posters climb — they are the rare seasonal print people hang in August and keep up until March. We can vouch: the first prints ever sold in this gallery were vintage ski posters (alongside a ramen poster, which we choose to read as a complete evening plan). The travel poster collection has the rest of the slopes.
Every trend here comes in the same 12 sizes on the same archival matte paper — so any of these walls can be mixed with what you already own. When in doubt, open a styled wall from the Inspiration journal in the Wall Designer and swap prints until it is yours.
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Frequently asked questions
What colour is trending in home decor for autumn 2026?
Burgundy and other wine-dark reds lead this autumn, usually paired with cream, blush, sage and walnut. Art is the easiest way to adopt it — a burgundy print warms a neutral room without repainting.
What are the biggest wall art trends right now?
Burgundy tones, celestial and night-sky motifs, afrobohemian figurative art, and — every year from September — vintage ski and alpine posters. Oversized single prints (70×100 cm) are also replacing busy gallery walls in living rooms.
Where are the prints produced?
Each order is printed at the studio closest to you — in the EU, the UK, the USA, Canada or Australia — on 200 gsm archival matte paper. Production typically takes 2–5 business days, and all orders come with 30-day returns.
NoirPixelGallery is an independent art print gallery. Museum-quality giclée prints on 200 gsm archival matte paper, optional wooden frames and passepartouts, printed locally in the EU, UK and USA.