Graphic prints have a reputation for being the difficult guests of the art world: loud, opinionated, hard to seat next to anyone else. That reputation is mostly wrong. With one...
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From sizing to framing and print quality, Fab's art experts break it all down—so you can find the right art for your space.
Should I choose paper or canvas for a graphic art print?
Both work, and the choice comes down to the look you want. Paper prints keep crisp edges, flat color and fine typographic detail looking sharp, which suits bold geometric or type-led designs. Canvas has a softer, textured matte surface that cuts glare and gives a more painterly, gallery-like feel. Where a design is offered in more than one format, pick paper for graphic precision and canvas for warmth and body.
What's the difference between geometric, abstract and minimalist graphic prints?
Geometric designs are built from repeating shapes, symmetry and pattern structures such as tessellations and fractal-like forms, so they read as ordered and architectural. Abstract graphic work is looser, using shape and color for mood rather than a recognizable subject. Minimalist graphic prints strip things back to a few lines, forms or words with lots of empty space. Choose geometric for structure, abstract for atmosphere and minimalist for calm.
How do I hang a bold graphic print in a neutral room without it clashing?
Let the room stay quiet and the print do the talking. A useful guide is the 70/30 approach: keep about 70 percent of the space in one dominant color or style and use the remaining 30 percent for bold accents. One larger graphic print above a sofa or bed becomes an instant focal point in a beige, white or grey scheme. Echo one color from the print in a cushion or vase to tie it in.
Which size graphic art print works best for a living room wall?
For the wall above a standard sofa (roughly 180-200cm wide), a single 70x100cm graphic print makes a confident, room-defining statement without feeling lost. Graphic art thrives at scale because the bold lines and strong shapes hold their own from across the room. If your wall is narrower, like beside a bookcase or above a console, a 50x70cm print in a contrasting frame keeps that punchy, modern feel. Our framed prints arrive ready to hang with fixtures attached, so you can go from box to wall in under five minutes.
How do graphic prints differ from illustration prints?
Graphic art prints lean into bold geometry, clean lines, and high-contrast colour, while illustration tends towards narrative detail and hand-drawn texture. In practice, that means a graphic print will punch harder on a plain wall and pair more naturally with modern or minimalist interiors. If you have a room that feels busy or cluttered, a graphic piece simplifies the visual noise rather than adding to it. Our collection covers everything from abstract graphic prints to geometric compositions, so you can find something striking without veering into decorative fussiness.
How should I style graphic prints alongside other wall art?
The trick is contrast, not matching. Pair a bold graphic print with something softer (a photographic landscape, a muted abstract) rather than hanging three graphic pieces that compete for attention. For a gallery wall, we'd anchor it with one large graphic print at eye level, then build around it with two or three smaller works in different styles. Keep your frames consistent, ideally the same wood tone, and that thread of uniformity lets the different artworks breathe without the wall looking chaotic.
Are graphic art prints a safe choice as a gift?
Safer than you'd think. Graphic prints sidestep the taste minefield because they're design-forward rather than deeply personal. A clean geometric piece or a bold typographic print works in almost any modern space. We'd suggest going framed so the recipient doesn't have to source a frame themselves. Ours come properly fitted in solid wood frames with UV-protective glazing, and with our 99-day returns policy, they can exchange it if it doesn't suit their room.
What are graphic prints, and what styles will I find in this collection?
Graphic prints are art defined by bold shapes, strong colour contrasts, and clean composition rather than realistic representation. Think geometric patterns, typographic art, abstract colour-block pieces, and design-led compositions that feel intentional and modern. This collection brings together contemporary graphic art prints across those styles, all produced with museum-grade giclée printing on thick matte paper for sharp detail and rich, natural colour. You can choose framed or unframed in sizes up to 70x100cm, which is a genuinely impactful size for a statement wall.
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