Collections put together by subject

A hallway with plants asks for botanical work. A kitchen asks for something plain. A child's room asks for colour that can be looked at every day without wearing out.

Start from the subject the room is already about, and the shortlist builds itself.

The collections

• Floral — botanical prints, from Morris patterns to single stems.
• Geometric — grids, circles and bars that organise a wall.
• Travel — railways, resorts and the middle of the last century.
• Music — concert posters and album sleeves at wall size.
• Film — one-sheets and festival posters.
• Ski — alpine resorts, drawn before photography took over.
• Kids — animals and colour, built to survive a nursery.
• Minimal — one image, one wall, nothing competing.

Mixing two collections

If the wall is large enough, two collections can share it — but keep one of them dominant. A third group usually breaks the effect and the wall starts reading as a set of unrelated decisions rather than a collection.

For a single large piece instead of a group, look at minimal or at the iconic prints.

Sizes, paper and delivery

Pigment print on 210 gsm Hahnemühle paper, 30×40 to 70×100 cm plus A3 and A2, frame not included. Dispatched within 24 hours, 3–5 working days inside the EU, in a tracked tube.