Neo Deco I Art Print
From €29.99Black arches sweep toward a small brass point, turning structure into lift.
Curated by style
Structure first — arcs, fans, circles, and deliberate colour.
Geometric wall art fails when the geometry is decoration. It holds when the shapes carry the composition — which is the standard this edit is curated to. Neo Deco strips 1920s ornament back to repeated arcs, fans, and stepped lines, black doing the structural work with oxblood, green, and muted gold appearing only where they earn a place. Sunlit Mosaic answers with softer geometry: overlapping circles and slanted bands that keep strict shapes from feeling severe.

Graphic prints like these organise the busiest walls. An entryway gets a sharp first impression from a single Neo Deco panel; a dining wall takes the full trio hung with even spacing, where the repetition reads as intentional pattern. The Sunlit pieces suit rooms that want rhythm with warmth — kitchens, breakfast nooks, a hallway that needs movement.
All six are original compositions, giclée-printed to order in archival pigment inks on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Art paper, in 8 × 10, 16 × 20, and 20 × 24 in. Thin black frames sharpen the Deco pieces; raw wood settles the warm ones. Mixing the two families works if you keep one scale and alternate temperaments.
Black arches sweep toward a small brass point, turning structure into lift.
Stepped black forms and oxblood suns build an imagined city after dark.
Fine black rays open around deep green forms, like a fan unfolding.
Warm arches and torn-paper marks gather like memories of streets in afternoon light.
Circles and slanted bands tumble together with the rhythm of a long summer afternoon.
Arches, checks, and stripes stack into an imagined hillside city built from colour.
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