We believe your walls deserve more. That sentence is on our About page, and it is the whole idea behind ARTSY FARTSY. Too many homes end up with the same three prints — the ones that are fine, inoffensive, and forgotten a week after they go up. We would rather sell you something you still look at in five years.
Art with a point of view
A good poster says something. Sometimes it is a feeling — the warmth of a Rothko-style colour field. Sometimes it is a joke — a very grumpy toad. Sometimes it is a statement: Do Epic Shit, or Audrey Hepburn on the front page of an art newspaper. What we avoid is art that says nothing at all. Our Not for Boring Homes collection gathers the prints that make the point best.
Rothko Orange Perspective
Audrey - Art Review Poster
Grumpy Toad II - Matsumoto Hoji
Green Hilma - Tara Green
Do Epic Shit - Jonas Loose
Mr. Ballet - Martin Zen
Real artists, paid for their work
ARTSY FARTSY was started in 2018 by an artist, Martin Zen, and it still runs on artists. More than 1,000 of them sell their work through us, keep the rights to it, and earn a royalty on every print. When you buy a poster here, you are supporting the person who made it. Meet the artists.
Made properly
Bold art deserves a good print. We print in our own studio in Copenhagen on 230 g matte fine art paper, and our frames are made in Denmark. A cheap print of a great image is still a cheap print — see how your poster is made.
Yours, not ours
A home is not a showroom. The best walls we see mix a famous name with an unknown artist, a family photo with a statement print, a colour field with something that makes guests laugh. That is why we sell personalised posters alongside art — see Create Art — and why our guides are about how to hang what you love, not what is fashionable.
How to start
If your walls are currently bare or beige, do not change everything at once. Pick one print that makes you react — even slightly uncomfortably — and give it a wall of its own, at the right size and in a proper frame. The sofa size guide and how high to hang art will get the basics right. Then build from there.