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We add fresh art prints to this page regularly, usually every few weeks. If you've just moved into a new place or you're staring at a blank wall that needs sorting, this is the page to bookmark. Every print here is available framed in solid FSC-certified wood with UV-protective glazing, so it arrives ready to hang straight out of the box. No assembly, no separate frame order, no faffing about.

Right now we're seeing strong demand for textural abstracts, muted botanical studies, and bold graphic compositions with earthy palettes. The big shift is away from mass-produced "live laugh love" territory and towards prints that actually look like considered art choices. Our latest art prints lean into this: pieces that feel collected rather than decorated. If you're completing a living room, a single 70x100cm framed print in a warm-toned abstract will do more for the space than a gallery wall of smaller pieces.

Honestly, our shoppers consistently tell us the prints look even better in real life. We use museum-grade giclée printing on thick matte paper, so you get rich detail and natural colour without any glare. If you've been burned before by art that arrived washed-out or flimsy, this is a different experience entirely. The framing is solid wood, properly fitted to the print with no warping or bubbling, and it ships as one piece ready to hang.

For a standard UK sofa (around 180-200cm wide), a 70x100cm framed print centred above it is our go-to recommendation. It fills enough of the wall to look intentional without overwhelming the furniture. If you're working with a narrower space like a hallway or above a console table, 50x70cm is the sweet spot. Don't go small on a big wall thinking it'll be "subtle." It just looks like you forgot to finish decorating.

The biggest movement we're tracking across 2024 and into 2025 is a return to warmth. Think ochres, terracotta, soft greens, and cream tones rather than the stark black-and-white minimalism that dominated for years. Abstract expressionism remains strong, but the palette has softened considerably. Figurative line art is still popular but works best as part of a pair or trio rather than a solo statement. Browse our new art prints and you'll see this shift reflected in what we're curating. If you're updating a room that still has cool-toned grey walls and monochrome prints, swapping in one warm-toned piece can shift the entire feel.