Pastel Frame TV Art

Pastel is the gentlest medium on a screen: velvety grainy strokes, edges blended by hand, colour that sits dusty and low. The Frame's matte panel and a brightness setting two or three notches down make these look like paper on the wall rather than a picture of paper.

The set runs from still life and quiet architecture to soft coast and meadow light, plus a few muted pastel abstractions – the right choice for a bedroom, a bright room, or anywhere the TV should recede rather than announce itself.

113 designs · 3840 × 2160 JPEG · included in the 1,267-design bundle

All pastel & soft designs

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Every design on this site is included: 12 collections, 12 seasons and occasions, delivered as 3840 × 2160 JPEG (4K, 16:9, sRGB). One download, no subscription – yours to keep on Samsung The Frame or any 4K TV.

  • 1,267 original designs, no text or watermarks
  • 3840 × 2160 JPEG – native Frame TV resolution
  • Works with SmartThings upload, USB, LG/Sony/TCL/Hisense art modes, Roku & Fire TV
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Frequently asked questions

Will pastel designs look washed out on my TV?

They are meant to be soft, but they are not faint: each one is composed with a clear focal point and enough contrast to read from across the room. If it looks too pale, raise Art Mode brightness by one notch rather than changing colour tone.

Do these work with a matte?

Yes – a warm-white or wall-coloured matte suits them particularly well, because the muted palette and the paper grain read as a mounted drawing.