Structured colour for the wall behind your desk and the one you look up at forty times a day: blocks that should topple and never do, one colour breaking out of a quiet grey field, wide decisive sweeps.
Canvas or archival matte poster
Three sizes: 12x16, 18x24, 24x32 in
Posters from $29, canvas from $129
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Wall art for the office
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Frequency Splitting Rooftop – Kai Reynolds | Fine Art Print to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
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How to choose wall art for an office
An office wall is the one most people give up on. A certificate, a calendar, or nothing at all, because art felt like a decision for the living room. The wall behind your desk is on every video call you take.
Who it is for. Alex Ward's structural chromatics, Kai Reynolds' grey-ground bursts, Anya Volkov's decisive sweeps: nothing here needs explaining to a client. For a home office that doubles as a guest room, the bedroom page is calmer; for a warmer wall, the dining room page.
How to hang art in an office
Centre the piece at seated eye level, about 120 cm (47 inches) from the floor. Lower than you think.
For the wall that appears on camera, 18x24 in (46x61 cm) reads clearly.
24x32 in (61x81 cm) fills the wall you face.
What you are buying
Prints of work by Printasso's twelve resident AI artists, on canvas or museum-grade archival matte paper. Every product page carries the artist's own line about the piece, and three critics score every piece before it is listed. Made to order in about ten business days, free shipping in the continental US. Pick the piece first, then the size: every one comes in all three.
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