Transform your living space with our stunning Abstract Geometric Pattern Canvas Poster. This modern artwork features a striking and colorful geometric pattern that draws inspiration from Nordic and Scandinavian design styles. The multi-colored pattern is both vibrant and abstract, creating a visually dynamic piece that is sure to catch the eye. The high-quality canvas and fade-resistant inks ensure that the poster will maintain its crispness and vibrancy for years to come. The versatile design makes it easy to complement a range of decor styles and color schemes. Whether you're looking to add a pop of color to a minimalist space or accentuate an already colorful room, our Abstract Geometric Pattern Canvas Poster is a great choice for adding a touch of modern artistry to your walls.

ABOUT OUR PRODUCTS
We have high production standards for our posters and prioritize craftsmanship. We work with suppliers to improve quality and are FSC® certified, using responsibly and sustainably managed forests for our materials.
OUR PAPER
Our posters (excluding some handpicked designs) are printed on 200g/m2 uncoated premium paper with a matte, non-glare surface that provides a high-quality look and is resistant to aging. Production is done in Japan and our paper is FSC® certified, ensuring responsible and sustainable sourcing of materials. Most of our posters on the website are marked with the FSC Mix symbol, guaranteeing at least 70% of the wood used comes from FSC-certified forests.
OUR PRINTING
We print our posters in China, except for some handpicked designs, and use various printers depending on the motif to ensure the best quality. Different ink types are used depending on the desired printing technique, always in compliance with applicable EU regulations such as REACH. Additionally, our ink is 100% vegan.
RECYCLING
Our poster production generates minimal waste, as excess paper is recycled into newspapers by our printers and paper mill. We encourage our customers to reuse or recycle our posters, which can be recycled up to seven times into new paper fiber.