Framed prints

Cool framed pictures for your wall

Framed pictures give a design a more defined place in the room. The frame creates a clear edge around the artwork, whether one picture stands alone or several designs are grouped together. Gaming, film, anime, superheroes and kawaii are all represented in very different visual styles.

Star Wars can give the wall a cinematic feel, Pokémon and Super Mario add more colour, and Minecraft keeps its blocky game aesthetic. Harry Potter, One Piece, Batman, The Lord of the Rings and Pusheen show just how versatile the format is. The designs don’t have to come from the same universe to work side by side.

Framed picture or poster?

It’s not just the design that makes the difference. A framed picture has a clear physical border around the artwork, while a poster lets the print itself take centre stage. Neither is a better choice; they simply create different effects on the wall.

If you want to compare with unframed prints, you’ll find a much wider selection of designs under posters. Posters and pictures brings together several kinds of wall décor when you want to explore the formats side by side.

From gaming and film to anime

Framed designs can bring very different universes together on the same wall. Choose to suit the room or build your wall around a particular interest. A dark film design, a colourful game design and an anime illustration don’t need to share the same visual style to make a personal gallery wall.

Size makes a big difference to how a picture looks. A smaller format can fill a narrow patch of wall or join a group; a larger picture has more visual weight on its own. Check the dimensions on the product page before planning where to put it.

A frame brings the design into your décor

A framed picture has more physical presence than an unframed print. The border creates space between the design and the wall, letting colours, dark areas and illustrations stand out more clearly as distinct features in the room. That’s especially useful when you want a reference to feel like part of your décor, not just merch.

Let the picture be the room’s one bold design, or use the frame as a common thread between several different universes. That way, Star Wars, Pokémon and anime can share a wall without the designs needing to look alike.