Classic Wall Art
Classic is not old — it is what endures. Landscape scenes painted in the 19th century, aristocratic portraits, architectural pieces of old European cities, and seascapes in the Romantic style — these carry timeless artistic value and give the wall they hang on a sense of depth and presence.
When to choose classic
- When the home or office has an explicitly classical character (carved furniture, crystal lighting, warm tones)
- When you receive formal guests and want the wall to reflect the space's standing
- When the wall is large enough to hold a piece with strong presence
- When buying for a hotel or restaurant with traditional European character
Classic Sub-Categories
The collection holds four families — landscapes (forests, beaches, mountains in the Romantic style), historic architecture (scenes of Paris, Venice, old London), aristocratic portraits (men and women in 18th and 19th-century attire), and classical florals (vases and botanical compositions in the Van Gogh and Impressionist style).
Frames and Sizes
Gold frames are the natural fit for classic — they echo the original European museum frames. For warm-toned pieces, champagne is a softer alternative. Avoid black frames with classic pieces unless you want a deliberate visual surprise. For grand halls, 100×150 cm or 150×250 cm; for medium lounges, 80×120 or 100×150 cm.