Wall Art Guide

Two numbers decide this, and only one of them is the bed. The width of the bed sets how far the art should reach; the height of the headboard sets...

Measure the sofa, multiply by two thirds, and buy art that spans close to that figure. Everything else is refinement. A 240 cm sofa wants roughly 160 cm of art...

100×140 is the largest format we make: 1.4 square metres of paper, twenty-two times the area of a 21×30. It is the only size in the range that a room...

70×100 is the format for a single piece that has to carry a wall by itself. It is twice the area of a 50×70 and half the area of a...

50×70 is the size we sell most of, and the reason is arithmetic rather than fashion. It is large enough to hold a wall on its own, small enough to...

We do not sell 30×40. Our small-to-mid format is 30×42, two centimetres taller, and those two centimetres are the reason you cannot treat the two as the same thing. If...

A4 measures 21 × 29.7 cm. We carry it, listed as 21×30, and the three millimetres of rounding on the height vanish under the frame's rebate. An A4 print and...

A3 measures 29.7 × 42 cm. This one we do carry, listed as 30×42 — the width is rounded up by three millimetres on the product page, and that is...

A2 measures 42 × 59.4 cm. We do not sell it. We are starting there because the single most common misunderstanding in poster sizes is that 50×70 is A2. It...

A1 measures 59.4 × 84.1 cm. It belongs to the international A series, sits between A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) and A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm), and carries the ratio...