Quiet Corners
Koi ponds, cosy nooks and still woods. For slowing down.
Jumbo = framed, ready to hang · Classic = rolled canvas
Koi ponds, cosy nooks and still woods. For slowing down.
Jumbo = framed, ready to hang · Classic = rolled canvas
Zen ponds, cosy nooks, still woods — Quiet Corners is our art therapy paint by numbers kit collection for adults, built for the person buying this to slow down rather than to decorate. Eleven designs favour muted, restful palettes and slower, meditative brushwork, the kind of scene you paint with nowhere else to be.
What makes this collection different Every collection on the site is calming in the general sense, but Quiet Corners is built around it specifically. These eleven designs skew toward muted greens, dusk blues and warm neutrals rather than saturated colour, and the compositions tend to have fewer competing focal points — a single koi pond, one cosy reading chair, a path through still woods — so there's less visual decision-making while you paint. Zen Koi Pond and Serene Lotus are the most meditative of the set; The Cozy Nook and Riverside Cottage lean domestic and warm, closer to "a room you'd want to sit in" than "a view you'd want to visit." Whispering Woods, Hidden Falls and Where Light Learns to Rest are the most landscape-scale, good if you want the calming effect without a strictly interior scene.
If art therapy is genuinely the reason you're here — winding down after work, a screen-free hour, something with a start and an end that doesn't demand a decision from you — Zen Koi Pond and Celestial Calm are the two most-repeated first purchases for that reason specifically. Most of the collection is available in both formats: Classic if you want the lighter, rolled option to start; Jumbo if you'd rather the finished piece go straight onto the wall.
₹799 per kit, Buy 2 Get 1 Free automatic, COD available pan-India, 48-hour return window if it isn't the fit you expected.
FAQs
Is "art therapy" here literal, or just a marketing phrase? It's descriptive, not clinical — these kits aren't a substitute for therapy, but the repetitive, numbered brushwork is the same kind of screen-free, focus-narrowing activity often recommended for winding down.
How long does one Quiet Corners kit take, start to finish? Most people finish a kit across three to five evenings of an hour or so each, though there's no clock running — that's rather the point.
Is this collection good for a study or reading corner specifically? Yes — The Cozy Nook and Riverside Cottage were chosen for exactly that kind of space, with warm, low-saturation palettes that don't compete with a reading lamp.
Explore further: Floral Bouquet · Coastal & Waterscapes Top picks: Zen Koi Pond · The Cozy Nook · Serene Lotus