A curation of the posters people live with

The Bestsellers collection gathers the images our clients return to: posters that feel immediate on the wall, yet hold up to daily looking. Here, “bestseller” is less about trends than about balance, clarity, and presence. You’ll find a range of vintage references, from early graphic design to photographic modernism, selected for their ability to bring structure to a room and warmth to a space. If you want to browse beyond this edit, explore the full catalogue in All Posters, or compare it to the more editorial approach of Our Selection.

How bestselling wall art shapes a room

A strong poster works like an architectural line: it can echo the proportions of a window, answer the rhythm of shelves, or introduce a focal point above a sofa. In a calm interior, a single art print with decisive contrast can carry the whole composition; in a richer setting, a series of complementary prints can create a composed gallery wall without visual noise. For a restrained palette, the tonal discipline of Black & White is a reliable companion to wood, linen, and stone. For more energy and abstraction, the colour and geometry of Abstract can punctuate minimalist home decor while still reading as coherent decoration.

From iconic art history to graphic persuasion

Many bestsellers share a common trait: they are legible from across the room, yet rewarding up close. That quality often comes from movements that cared about composition and craft, whether in museum painting or in the applied arts. If your taste leans toward recognised names and influential styles, Famous Artists extends the story with a deeper focus on individual voices and signatures. If you are drawn to the authority of established canons, Classic Art offers a more explicitly historical register. And for interiors that enjoy a sharper, urban note, Advertising brings the spirit of vintage persuasion: bold type, confident colour, and imagery designed to catch the eye—ideal wall art for kitchens, hallways, and workspaces.

Make your print feel finished: scale, spacing, and framing

Bestselling posters tend to be adaptable: they can read as a single statement piece, or as part of a measured sequence. When building a gallery wall, keep consistent spacing, vary the scale in a controlled way, and repeat one visual element (a colour accent, a motif, or a paper tone) across the set. In smaller rooms, a vertically oriented print can heighten the space; in wider rooms, a horizontal poster can calm it and create a horizon line. To complete the look, consider presentation as part of the decoration itself: a clean frame amplifies contrast and protects the art print’s surface, while a lighter, more flexible hanging option can suit frequently refreshed home decor. Start with the pieces you’re most drawn to here, then expand outward through related collections to refine a personal, lived-in wall art language.