Not Too Much.
Not Too Little.
Framed minimalist prints, made to order in four sizes and three frame finishes.
Browse by Mood
Ten Ways to Fill a Wall
Original Gouache, Painted by Hand
The Tidal Series
Three original gouache paintings on cold-pressed watercolour paper, scanned so every brushstroke and grain of the paper survives the print. High Water, Ebb and Flow began with one idea: that grief moves the way water does, rising, receding and returning. Printed unframed on museum-quality matte paper sourced from Japan, sold singly or as a three-piece set.
Anchor I: High Water - (Matte Poster)
Anchor II: Ebb - (Matte Poster)
Anchor III: Flow - (Matte Poster)
Start With These
Meadow Minimalist Wall Art
User Flow Abstract Wall Art
Blue Curves Wall Art-Minimalist Blue Abstract Line Art Decor
Orange and Black Canvas Wall Art
Neutral Abstract Canvas Wall Art
Calming Hues Canvas Wall Art, Soft Minimalist Abstract Color
Abstract Architecture Canvas Wall Art
Anchor I: High Water - (Matte Poster)
Textured Abstract Wall Art Modern Decor
Boho Texture Modern Framed Wall Art
Soft Minimal Boho Framed Wall Art
Boho Zen Wall Art Minimalist Bohemian Decor
Abstract Neutral Tones Minimalist Wall Art
Neutral Tones Earthy Minimalism Wall Art
Pink Petals Floral Minimalist Wall Art
Japandi Ripples Minimalist Wall Art
Three Directions
Wide, Bold, or Warm
Three Directions
Wide, Bold, or Warm
Landscape pieces are the hardest format to buy and the easiest to live with once they are up. These are drawn wide on purpose, sized to sit above a sofa or a long console without leaving awkward gaps at either end. Hang one on its own and the wall stops needing anything else.
Not every wall wants to whisper. These prints carry a single saturated colour and let it do all the talking, which is exactly what a neutral room needs when it starts to feel flat. One is usually plenty, and that is the point.
Find the Size
That Fits.
Every framed print comes in 11x14, 16x20, 18x24 and 24x36 inches, with a black, white or red oak frame.
The Swedish Word for
Just Right
Lagom is the Swedish idea that the right amount beats the most amount. It is why a room with three considered pieces feels calmer than a room with twelve. We build every collection around that principle, choosing restraint over noise and leaving the wall space to settle between frames. Each design is drawn to sit quietly in a room rather than compete with it, which is why our prints work as well on their own as they do in a gallery wall. Nothing here shouts for attention. It is simply enough, and that turns out to be exactly right.
Bold Shapes,
Quiet Rooms.
Graphic forms and generous margins, for walls that need structure without noise.
One Bold Piece,
One New Room.
A single saturated print lifts a neutral space faster than a whole gallery wall.
Our Standard
Made to Outlast
the Trend
Frames are cut in black, white and red oak, then assembled by hand around the print rather than dropped into a mass-produced surround. Each one arrives ready to hang with the fittings already included, so the piece goes up the same day it lands. Because nothing is warehoused, no frame sits in a box for a year quietly warping before it reaches you. Buy a single print now or build a wall over twelve months, and the finish will still line up.
From Walls Like Yours
Bigger than I hoped
Went for the 24x36 of the dandelion print above our sofa and it completely anchors the room. The black frame is thinner than I expected, which I actually prefer. Took about a week to arrive. Went for the 24x36 of the dandelion print above our sofa and it completely anchors the room. The black frame... Went for the 24x36 of the dandelion print above our sofa and it completely anchors the room. The black frame is thinner than I expected, which I actually prefer. Took about a week to arrive.
Priya N.
The red oak is the one
Ordered two in red oak for the hallway. The grain is real and it warms up a white wall in a way the black frames did not. Already planning the third. Ordered two in red oak for the hallway. The grain is real and it warms up a white wall in... Ordered two in red oak for the hallway. The grain is real and it warms up a white wall in a way the black frames did not. Already planning the third.
Marcus D.
Third one from here now
Slowly building a gallery wall and everything still matches even though I bought them months apart. That was the thing I was most worried about. Slowly building a gallery wall and everything still matches even though I bought them months apart. That was the thing... Slowly building a gallery wall and everything still matches even though I bought them months apart. That was the thing I was most worried about.
Elena R.
Arrived flat and perfect
Packaging was solid, corners intact, no dents anywhere. I have had prints turn up bent from other shops so this genuinely mattered to me. Packaging was solid, corners intact, no dents anywhere. I have had prints turn up bent from other shops so this... Packaging was solid, corners intact, no dents anywhere. I have had prints turn up bent from other shops so this genuinely mattered to me.
Tom W.
One print changed the room
The orange and black one is loud in the best way. Our living room is all beige and it needed exactly one thing to look intentional. The orange and black one is loud in the best way. Our living room is all beige and it needed... The orange and black one is loud in the best way. Our living room is all beige and it needed exactly one thing to look intentional.
Sofia K.