Sizes & framing
How big is it, really?
Two sizes, eight ways to hang it. Below, both prints are shown on the same wall at their true relative size — so you can judge them against each other rather than against an empty white background.
The same wall, both sizes
Same room, same spot, same furniture. The only thing that changes is the print.
30 × 30 cm
About the span of two open hands
Sits comfortably on a shelf or picture rail, and slots into a gallery wall without taking it over. The good choice when it will hang beside other things rather than instead of them.
Names stay perfectly legible at arm’s length — but this is a print you read up close, not from across the room.
50 × 50 cm
Roughly a vinyl sleeve and a half across
Reads as a single piece from anywhere in the room, and holds a wall on its own above a sofa, a bed or a sideboard. The ring has room to breathe and every name is readable standing back.
The one to pick for a big family, and the one people notice first as a gift.
Framing
Eight ways to hang it
Both sizes come in every option, and every option costs the same whichever palette you chose. Framing is done by our print partner before it ships, so a framed poster arrives assembled and ready to hang — no flat pack, no hardware to source, no hunting for the right size at a framing shop.
Unframed
Just the print, shipped rolled and ready for the frame you already have at home.
Solid wood frames
A slim, hand-finished solid wood frame around the print, behind shatterproof acrylic and delivered assembled, ready to hang.The print sits behind shatterproof acrylic — the clarity of glass, without the weight or the risk in the post — and the frame arrives with its hanging hardware already fitted. Available in black, white, and natural oak, it is the most finished of the three options, and the one to choose if it's a gift being opened.
Hangers
Two slim magnetic wooden rails gripping the top and bottom edge, hung from a leather strap — light, and easy to swap prints in and out. The rails grip magnetically, so there are no pinholes or clips marking the paper, and they open so a print can be swapped without tools. Available in black, white, oak and dark wood — lighter on the wall and less formal than a frame, and made for indoor display.
What it's printed on
Every poster, in both sizes, is a 300 DPI print on museum-quality uncoated matte paper — heavyweight 250 gsm (110 lb) stock with a smooth, glare-free finish and a natural, slightly off-white tone.
Museum-quality paper
This is archival fine-art stock — the kind of heavyweight, uncoated matte paper used to reproduce artwork, not the glossy base behind an ordinary photo print. It is why a ring of thirteen palettes survives the trip from screen to wall.
Matte, not gloss
A matte, uncoated surface scatters light instead of bouncing it back, so the poster stays readable under a lamp or opposite a window — which matters for a design you are meant to walk up to and find your own name on.
Printed at 300 DPI
The file we send to print is rendered at 300 dots per inch at full physical size, so the thin connecting lines and the smallest names stay crisp rather than turning soft at the edges.
- Weight
- 250 gsm (110 lb), 0.29 mmthick — substantial in the hand, closer to card than a flimsy poster, so it hangs flat and doesn't curl.
- Finish
- Matte and uncoated, in a natural off-white. Nothing between the ink and your eye — no plastic sheen, no fingerprints.
- Made to last
- Acid-free, with a pH above 7, so it resists yellowing and stays true for decades rather than fading over a few seasons.
- Responsibly made
- FSC-certified paper, sourced from responsibly managed forests, and printed to order so nothing is made that isn't wanted.
Screens are backlit and paper is not, so the print reads slightly softer than your preview — closer to how a good art book reproduces colour. Printed and shipped on demand by our print partner.Around 85–90% of orders are printed in the customer's own country, which keeps delivery short and customs out of it.
You pick the size and framing last.
Design the ring first, then try it in each room and frame before you decide. Nothing is charged until you do.