Museum quality, always
Archival pigment inks on 240gsm acid-free paper — colour that stays true for a hundred years, not a season.
Our story
From a spare-room studio to 120 artists
Framed began in 2014 in a spare room in Lisbon, with one flatbed printer and a stubborn belief: the art you love shouldn’t cost a month’s rent, and it shouldn’t arrive as a flimsy poster you have to fight into a frame.
Today we work with more than 120 independent artists around the world, printing each piece to order on archival paper and hand-framing it in solid wood. Nothing sits in a warehouse for years — your print is made when you order it, signed where editions allow, and shipped ready to hang.
We’re a small team that genuinely loves this stuff. If a print isn’t good enough to hang in our own homes, it doesn’t make the gallery.
A decade of well-hung walls
The numbers behind the prints, gathered over the last ten years.
12k+Prints shipped
120+Independent artists
4.9★Average rating
38Countries shipped to
What we stand for
The principles behind every print
A few things we refuse to compromise on, no matter how big we get.
Artists first
Every print pays the artist a fair royalty on each sale. Support independent makers, not faceless stock libraries.
Made to order
We print only what’s purchased and frame with FSC-certified wood — less waste, no overproduction, no landfill posters.
Featured artists
The hands behind the gallery
A few of the independent artists whose work you’ll find on our walls.
Mara Vidal
Abstract & Color Field
Lisbon-based painter known for warm, organic shapes — creator of our best-selling Terracotta Forms series.
Jonah Okafor
Typography & Posters
Type designer turning everyday phrases into bold, kitchen-and-studio-ready statement prints.
Elin Lund
Botanical & Line Art
Botanical illustrator pressing ferns and eucalyptus into quiet, minimal studies of green.
Rafa Torres
Photography
Landscape photographer chasing fog, blue hours and coastlines from Galicia to the Pacific Northwest.
Ready to fill that empty wall?
Browse the full gallery and find a print — or three — worth hanging for the next decade.