Cape Town

Choosing the right material for Cape Town art

Cape Town comes to life on each of our premium materials. Whether you choose ArtFrame™, Canvas, or Poster, each enhances the unique blues, browns, and greys that define this collection.

Choose ArtFrame™ and you benefit from two standout features. First, the interchangeable print system lets you refresh your space in minutes. When the calm coastal tones of Cape Town suit your summer mood but you want something more vibrant come autumn, simply swap the print without replacing the entire frame. The aluminium frame comes in gold, black, white, or silver, so you can match it to the warm taupes and mauve accents in this collection. Second, the acoustic function makes ArtFrame™ ideal if you work from home or need better sound quality in your living room. The optional sound-dampening panels fit invisibly behind your Cape Town print, reducing echo while the powerful imagery takes centre stage.

Still wondering which material suits your interior and chosen Cape Town artwork? Use our material comparator to find the perfect match for your space and style.

Which colours from Cape Town suit a Scandinavian interior

The soft blues and greys in Cape Town artworks blend beautifully with Scandinavian interiors. Pair the calmer tones with light wood furniture and white walls for a fresh, airy feel. The taupe and brown shades add warmth without overwhelming minimalist spaces. If your room features natural textures like linen or wool, the mauve accents create subtle contrast. Combine these earthy colours with pale floors and simple frames to keep the look clean and uncluttered.

Where to display Cape Town artworks in portrait format

Portrait format dominates this collection and works particularly well on narrow wall sections. Hang a Cape Town piece beside a bookshelf, in a hallway, or next to a doorframe where horizontal artworks would feel too wide. Above a console table or sideboard, the vertical orientation draws the eye upward and makes the room feel taller. Square and landscape formats offer alternatives when you need to fill wider spaces, such as above a sofa or bed where a single portrait piece might look too narrow.