Fashion, architecture, portraits & the unexpected. Photography worth THE wall space.
Photography is one of the quickest ways to give a room a point of view. Go big with one striking image or create a gallery wall with multiples, mixing subjects, scales and frames for something that feels collected rather than coordinated. We found 12 worth living with, from fashion and architecture to travel, portraiture and the unexpected, at prices ranging from accessible to investment-worthy. The only real rule? Choose something you actually want to keep looking at.
SHOP THE EDIT
01 / David Bowie Diamond Dog
Terry O’Neill shoots Bowie in London, 1974. Diamond Dogs era, with the outsider glamour we all need.
02 / FLOWER STUDY
Jessica Miller makes a single flower feel monumental. Proof that simple doesn’t have to mean quiet.
03 / CITY BLOCKS
Concrete, shadow and geometry doing all the work for a Brutalist, graphic punch.
04 / TENNIS BABSE
Cheyenne Randall gives a vintage tennis photo his signature tattoo treatment. Proper meets punk.
05 / Twiggy in London, 1966
Graphic stripes and warm tones turn storage into something worth leaving out.
06 / SEATTLE FERRY BOAT
A window seat view on the Washington State ferry, seen through the eyes of photographer Dana Hunting.
07 / Sophia Loren Relaxes, 1961
Iconic beauty and presence in an enchanting black and white print by Alfred Eisenstaedt.
08 / COCKTAIL HOUR
Set the mood. Drinks overlooking the canals in Venice, captured by Chris Wallace.
09 / I Will Love You
Beauty in the grit of the city. Street photo by Bob Orsillo Studio d'artista.
10 / The Bolshoi Ballet School, Moscow, 1958
Ballerinas at the then Bolshoi Ballet School by Cornell Capa.
11 / HOLLYWOOD DOG IN SPORTS CAR
Thor the Great Dane riding shotgun, 1961. Shot by Ralph Crane for the Life Picture Collection.
12 / BLOCKS OF ORANGE
Brutalist graphic architectural forms.
