Poster sets

Triptych walls — three prints, one statement

Every set above is a triptych: three separate framed prints hung as one work. The format suits long walls and sofas because the eye reads the group, not the gaps — keep 2–3in between frames, align the tops, and let the middle print carry the strongest colour. A triptych at 12×18in spans roughly 42in framed with 3in gaps; at 18×24in, about 60in. Because these are three physical prints (not one file split in three), you can also break a set apart later — a hallway pair and a single by the door.

Collage walls and gallery grids

Prefer a collage — a mixed-size gallery grid — to a matched trio? Compose it the same way (one anchor, a shared colour thread, odd numbers) using the gallery-wall method, price the whole wall with the planner in the size calculator, and start from any curated collection so the thread is built in.