Six abstract posters in oak and black frames around a Hilma af Klint print, above a cream sofa in a beige living room

Neutral Notes

6 posters · 19.7x27.6 + 4 × 11.8x15.7 + 8.3x11.8 in

Neutral Notes gathers six posters in a salon hang above the sofa. At its heart is The Current Standpoint Of The Mahatmas Ver.2 by Hilma af Klint, a black and white circle on soft beige in 19.7x27.6 in. Five smaller prints surround it: the loose lines of Scribble, the chequered curve of Studio Weave, the painted mountain in Leyja, the line-drawn face in Don't Touch My Face and the deep blues of Nuance of Sunset. Sand, cream and black hold it together, with blue as the one strong color. Oak and black frames take turns, so the wall feels collected rather than random. It suits a living room, wide hallway or calm workspace.

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Styling tips

Alternate oak and black frames as in the picture. Black sharpens the line drawings and the blue print, while oak warms up the painted motifs.
Keep the sofa, cushions and rug in cream and light gray, so six posters read as one calm wall instead of many small ones.
Add a sculptural ceramic with dots or a pattern. It repeats the graphic rhythm of Studio Weave and Scribble without adding more color.
Choose a warm sand-colored wall rather than white. It ties the beige tones in the prints together and keeps the black frames from looking harsh.

Hang the wall

With 2.5 in between the frames, the wall measures about 53 × 47 in. It works best above a sofa or sideboard that is 71–79 in wide, with 6–10 in between the backrest and the lowest frames. Lay the frames out on the floor first. Hang the Hilma af Klint print first, then Studio Weave directly above it with the left edges aligned, and build the side columns outwards from there.

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