Boutique hotels.
Large-format wall art from our Berlin studio. On your wall in 1–3 weeks.
The wall is the first thing a guest reads.
Before they sit down, before they unpack, before they pour the first drink — they take in the wall. Get it right and the whole room follows.
Designed in Berlin and printed in Europe.
Work that lives well in hotels.
Over 250 works across 30+ series. Each series carries its own mood — a particular light, a particular kind of quiet. Pick a series, mix sizes across rooms, and the house starts to feel composed instead of decorated.
View the entire catalog →What it looks like once the work is on the wall.
Lobbies
Guest rooms
Lounges
Restaurants
Lobbies
Guest rooms
Lounges
Lobbies
Lounges
Lobbies
An object, not a poster.
A glass-clear acrylic face over the print, an aluminum back behind it. Glossy depth, saturated colour. Frameless, sitting slightly off the wall, hung with two nails.
Six sizes. One material.
From small bedside scale to lobby-anchor scale. Prices shown are for our Studio Line. Trade pricing kicks in from three pieces.
- Small 30 × 20 cm €66
- Medium 60 × 40 cm €150
- Large 90 × 60 cm €318
- Exhibition 120 × 80 cm €419
- Collectors 150 × 100 cm €671
- Grand 210 × 140 cm €1,680
- Small 30 × 30 cm €66
- Medium 60 × 60 cm €234
- Large 80 × 80 cm €403
- Exhibition 100 × 100 cm €503
- Collectors 120 × 120 cm €713
- Grand 150 × 150 cm €1,260
All prices net, excl. VAT.
Any size up to 240 × 160 cm on request.
Bulk pricing for hotels, restaurants, and design studios. Net terms available on request.
A motif made for the room it will live in.
If something is missing — the view from your terrace, a moment from your city, a feeling you want a guest to walk into — we develop it with you.
Single pieces or full series, made to live coherently across every wall in the house.
Great art. Fairly priced.
That’s the whole idea. We’re Frida, Frederic and André — studio in Berlin-Mitte. We make wall art that earns its place on a wall — in a home, a lobby, a suite, a dining room — without the gallery price tag that usually comes with it.
— Frida, Frederic & André
A room is finished the moment it has something worth looking at.



























