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Learning From Japan Museum PosterLearning from Japan the exhibition poster for a museum show dedicated to Japanese design principles that have shaped the contemporary world. Wabi sabi, ma, the art of the considered object. This print carries those ideas into a graphic format that works on any wall. For anyone who loves Japanese culture, design thinking or simply wants something quietly profound in their space. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour

In 14 years before the Nazis forced it to close

Black Over Blue by Mark Rothko is all about depth and restraint

This poster distils that philosophy into its purest form — geometric

the particular quality of light that has been drawing artists and escapists for centuries

Polka dots are Kusama's signature and this overlay print brings that obsessive dot-world to a square format — bold

Bialetti 1933 Klaas Gubbels is a masterwork of mid-century graphic design — bold

nothing superfluous

' The image became one of the most famous album covers in rock history

This gallery wall set brings those influences into conversation with contemporary minimalism: prints that feel both ancient and completely now

Redheads Matches has been an Australian kitchen staple since 1946 — the distinctive red-headed girl on the box one of the most recognisable pieces of homegrown graphic design in the country

The turned back creates a kind of private intimacy

a sense of spiritual geometry that feels simultaneously ancient and completely contemporary

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