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Graphic wall art
Clean lines, geometric shapes, flat colour: works that give structure to a wall, from Mondrian and Japanese prints to our golden circles and earthen arches.
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Structuring a wall with graphic art
Graphic art reads from a distance: its simple shapes and crisp contrasts define the wall even in a large room. It is the right choice for a study, an entryway or a modern living room with straight lines, where it echoes the architecture rather than the objects.
Mondrian and Kandinsky turned geometry into a language; Hokusai and Hiroshige drew waves and rain in a single line. Our house designs, the stallion with golden circles, the Bauhaus elephant, arches and ferns, carry that clarity in a warm palette.
A black frame, classic or floating, outlines flat colour and gives the works a gallery-poster look. Several graphic works in a row form a coherent series, with the discount from 2 works.
Frequently asked questions
Which room suits graphic art?
Study, entryway, modern living room: anywhere the architecture has clean lines. In a bedroom, choose a soft palette to keep things calm.
Graphic or abstract: what is the difference?
A graphic work can be figurative, a wave or a horse, but drawn in simple, contrasted shapes. An abstract work has no recognisable subject. Many works are both at once.
Can I build a gallery wall of graphic prints?
Yes. With the Compose a wall tool, combine several works with a shared finish and see the whole arrangement to scale. The discount reaches −15 % from 3 works.