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Bedroom Wall Art with Hoi An and Hanoi Scenes

Yellow walls, quiet rivers, lantern light and green lawns, painted for the wall above a bed

Hoi An streets, Hanoi bridges and Saigon lawns, as oil paintings or canvas prints

114 artworks

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Paintings of Hoi An lanterns and riverbanks, Hanoi bridges and lakes, Saigon lawns and colonial towers, Sapa terraces and a palm on a Phu Quoc beach hang together here as bedroom wall art. More than half of the works are landscapes, and a few add street scenes, river scenes or a figure in a conical hat. The two formats are a hand-painted oil painting and an archival canvas print.

Lantern light and still water for a bedside wall

Some paintings keep the mood low. One shows a Hoi An riverside at night, where paper lanterns in orange and yellow glow on dark blue water beside wooden boats and yellow-walled buildings lit from within. Another is a misty river under a full moon, with a rower drifting past moored boats and red and yellow lanterns along the right bank. Night views of this kind also hang in Night Scene.

Golden walls and warm streets above a headboard

Ochre and gold run through the Hoi An pieces. One painting follows a long white ao dai and a conical hat beside a bicycle, set against an old golden wall that is mirrored, soft and rippled, in the wet street. In another, ochre walls and strings of red and yellow lanterns line a cobbled alley, where a figure carries baskets. The gold sits well on a pale wall. Everyday scenes like the basket carrier are gathered in Daily Life.

Hanoi rust and Saigon green for a calmer palette

The Hanoi bridge views are quiet. Rust-orange steel frames fade down a railway track into pale mist, with green trees on both sides. A red wooden arched bridge curves across a lilac lake towards a tiered tower, framed by weeping willows. In Saigon, one painting shows a cream tower with a single arched window and a terracotta roof, rising beside a low arcade over a pale plaza. These bridge and tower views also hang in Landmarks & Architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bedroom paintings have the softest colours?
The Phu Quoc palm uses pale sand, turquoise water and a cream sky. The Saigon cream tower sits under a wide grey-blue sky with a pale plaza below.
Are there bedroom paintings with night or evening light?
Yes. The Hoi An riverside shows glowing lanterns on dark blue water, and the moonlit river shows boats and lanterns under a full moon. The duck herder scene is lit by an amber sunset.
Which paintings suit a wall painted in a warm tone?
The Hoi An golden wall with the figure and bicycle and the lantern-hung alley bring gold and ochre. The Hanoi rusted bridge adds rust orange against pale mist.
Are there bedroom paintings with green and open space?
Yes. A Saigon fountain stands on bright green lawn, and the Sapa terraces step down a hillside in amber and olive under a pink and gold sky.