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Palm Noir
Palm Noir
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499.00 SEK
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499.00 SEK
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Four palms reach towards a grainy, clouded sky. Palm Noir is the poster for those who want warmth, light and another place on the wall without having to name where that place is. A black and white photographic poster with strong graphic presence for the living room, bedroom or hallway.
The image is edited to heighten the contrast and the analogue grain that give it a timeless film photography feel. The palm silhouettes are almost abstract in their simplicity, four vertical lines against a soft grey, and it is that simplicity that gives the image its strength. Where you are when you look at it is up to you.
Print quality and materials
The poster is printed on thick, matte premium paper with high colour accuracy and sharp detail. The matte surface gives a calm, refined finish without glare and lets the motif come forward naturally.
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Paper thickness: 0.26 mm
Production and delivery
Each poster is made to order. This means slightly longer delivery times, but also that nothing is printed unnecessarily. On-demand production reduces overproduction and is a more considered way to create.
The image is edited to heighten the contrast and the analogue grain that give it a timeless film photography feel. The palm silhouettes are almost abstract in their simplicity, four vertical lines against a soft grey, and it is that simplicity that gives the image its strength. Where you are when you look at it is up to you.
Print quality and materials
The poster is printed on thick, matte premium paper with high colour accuracy and sharp detail. The matte surface gives a calm, refined finish without glare and lets the motif come forward naturally.
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Paper thickness: 0.26 mm
Production and delivery
Each poster is made to order. This means slightly longer delivery times, but also that nothing is printed unnecessarily. On-demand production reduces overproduction and is a more considered way to create.
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