A blue-led collection for nuanced interiors

The Blue collection is a colour filter designed to help you find posters and prints featuring touches of blue, from ink-washed skies to ultramarine geometry. In home decor, blue works like architecture: it sets a mood, cools warm woods, and gives breathing space to busy rooms. Choose a single statement wall art piece for the living room, or build a quieter gallery wall where blue repeats across different eras and subjects. For broader browsing, start with All Posters or step into painterly abstraction via Abstract.

Pattern, pigment, and the pleasure of blue

Blue shines when it’s allowed to move between pattern and painterly gesture. The rich indigo detail of Strawberry Thief (1883) reads as both decoration and design history, ideal for an entryway or dining nook where texture matters. For a more modern graphic note, Nu Bleu II brings that unmistakable cut-out energy to a gallery wall—especially compelling against pale plaster or linen. If you enjoy ornamental rhythm and botanical structure, explore related finds in Botanical.

Coasts, watercolours, and blue as atmosphere

When blue becomes weather, it softens a space without losing presence. Winslow Homer’s seaward palette in Fishing Boats, Key West (1903) offers salt-air freshness that suits bedrooms and relaxed living areas. For a Mediterranean note with architectural calm, View of Verona (1924) layers watercolour blues into stone, rooflines, and distance. Pair these vintage prints with matte frames and off-white mounts, or lean into a coastal narrative by browsing Sea & Ocean.

Maps and modern graphics with a blue thread

Blue is also the language of diagrams, plans, and navigation—perfect for offices, corridors, and kitchens that benefit from crisp structure. A city blueprint-style poster like Minimalist London Map delivers clean lines and an immediate sense of place, while staying understated as wall art. If cartography is your preferred form of decoration, continue through Maps. For typographic rigor and geometric clarity, the Blue selection also converses naturally with the principles found in Bauhaus.

Building a blue-centric gallery wall

To style blue as home decor rather than a single note, repeat it across subjects: one patterned art print, one figurative poster, one map, and one study of colour. Scientific clarity meets elegance in Cercle chromatique, a refined choice for studios and libraries where ideas live on the walls. Keep spacing consistent, vary scale, and let blue act as the connective tissue between vintage references and contemporary rooms. For more artist-led browsing that complements this approach, visit Famous Artists.