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2 posters · 2 × 30x40 cm
Wavy Blossom stacks two 30x40 cm posters in wavy frames for a small wall with plenty of personality. Tangerine by Julia Hallström Hjort is a soft painting of orange, lilac, pink and grey blocks, and Pour Me Wine by Ruby Hughes adds two red line-drawn profiles above the words of its title. The frames do much of the work: a deep red one on top and a pastel pink one below repeat colours from the prints and soften the straight lines of the room. As a slim column, the wall fits a narrow space beside a window, above a plinth or next to a dining table.


With 6 cm between the frames, the column measures about 35 × 90 cm. It fits above a narrow side table, plinth or chest about 50 cm wide, with 15–25 cm between the furniture and the lower frame. On an empty wall, put the middle of the column 145–150 cm from the floor. Hang Tangerine on top and Pour Me Wine below, keeping both centred on the same vertical line.
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Guide
Framing your art prints is more than just protection; it’s an opportunity to enhance the beauty and impact of your cherished pieces. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a new enthusiast, understanding how to frame your art prints can transform your space into a gallery of curated masterpieces, creating a visual dialogue with your art.