Every art print and piece of wall art we make is on this page: thousands of motifs, from Hokusai's Great Wave and Hasui's view of Mount Fuji over Lake Yamanaka to Klimt's Pear Tree, a Moholy-Nagy photograph and Patryk Krygowski's jazz-club cats. Each motif comes as a fine art print on matte paper or as a canvas print, and we make each one to order in our Berlin studio. You can frame both in oak, black or brown.
The oldest motifs are Japanese woodblock prints: Hokusai's Great Wave of Kanagawa and Hasui's Lake Yamanaka with a red-capped Fuji. From Europe come Klimt's Pear Tree, a thicket of green and lilac dots, Moholy-Nagy's photograph of a snowy morning from above and the Zoologischer Garten poster with its leopard. Among the living artists we work with directly are Alice Straker with five sardines on orange, Alexandra Weise with a fly agaric study, Renate Reichert with a photograph of a tiled blue pool and Patryk Krygowski with jazz cats. More are under Japanese woodblock prints.
Fine art print or canvas print
The same motif comes on two surfaces. The fine art print is on matte paper and keeps every line sharp, which suits woodblock prints, illustration and photography. The canvas print has a visible cotton weave and is stretched on a frame about 2 cm deep in FSC-certified wood, so painted originals like Klimt's Pear Tree look closer to a painting. A canvas can also sit in a floating frame in oak, black or brown, with a 5 to 9 mm gap around the picture depending on size. Our guide to canvas prints versus art prints compares both in detail.
Sizes and frames for wall art
Fine art prints come in A3, 50 × 70 cm, 70 × 100 cm and A0, canvas prints in 30 × 40, 50 × 70 and 70 × 100 cm. Above a sofa or a bed we would start at 50 × 70 cm, and art prints in 70 × 100 cm fill a wall on their own. Frames for paper prints come in oak, black or brown, with acrylic glass in front. We make every print to order in our Berlin studio, with pigment inks designed to last more than 100 years.
The most common mistake when buying art prints is going too small. This guide covers every size we offer, room-by-room recommendations, the 60–75% wall coverage rule, and why you should...
