Gallery wall
A great gallery wall starts with a common thread
A gallery wall looks irresistible in photos, and daunting once you're holding the hammer. Mix too many styles and it quickly turns into clutter. The secret is a common thread: a country, your travels, a colour. And since all our posters share the same graphic style, they come together effortlessly, whatever the places.
Our picks
Poster MALAGA$19.90
Poster PALMA$19.90
Poster ANTIBES$19.90
Poster VALLETTA$19.90
Poster AMALFI$19.90
Poster DUBROVNIK$19.90$14.90
Poster CORFU$19.90
Poster RHODES$19.90
Poster MARSEILLE$19.90
Poster LA SPEZIA$19.90
Poster SPLIT$19.90
Poster SAINT-TROPEZ$19.90
Poster TROGIR$19.90
Poster CASSIS$19.90
Poster SITGES$19.90
Poster SYRACUSE$19.90
Poster MENTON$19.90
Poster KOTOR$19.90
Poster PORQUEROLLES$19.90
Poster MARSAXLOKK$19.90
Poster COLLIOURE$19.90
Poster PIRAN$19.90
Poster SÈTE$19.90
Poster ANTALYA$19.90
Why it works
Pick a theme and it all clicks
Cities from one country, the stops on your travels or posters in the same colour: a common thread makes the wall feel coherent.
Sizes that play off each other
Mix Small (15x20 cm), Medium (30x40 cm) and Large (50x70 cm): the variety in sizes gives the arrangement rhythm.
One style, many places
All our posters share the same graphic signature: a Greek island and a northern city sit together without a clash.
How to hang this set of 8
The neat grid
Eight 30x40 cm frames in two rows of four, 5 cm apart: roughly 1.35 m wide by 85 cm tall, ideal above a sofa.
The freestyle mix
Dubrovnik in Large (50x70 cm) in the middle, with Malaga, Antibes, Amalfi and Corfu in Medium (30x40 cm) around it. Palma, Valletta and Rhodes in Small (15x20 cm) fill the gaps.
Follow the coastline
In the grid, hang the towns from west to east, Malaga to Rhodes, and the wall reads like a map of the Mediterranean, from Spain to Greece.
Frequently asked questions
Cut paper templates to the size of each frame, tape them up and move them around until you're happy. Only then get the drill out.
Not necessarily, but sticking to one frame colour, black, white or wood, ties different sizes together and keeps the wall calm.
Of course: put up three or four in the middle of the wall first, then add more over time, keeping the same gap between frames.
Your city. Your trip. Your wall.
A holiday memory, a living room statement, a gift they'll love. Search your place, we probably have it.
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