Posters netherlands

The Netherlands seen by our artists: the canals of Amsterdam, the windmills, the tulip fields, the bicycles and the narrow facades. A Netherlands poster adds a note of travel to a living room or a hallway. Printed to order in our workshop in Fayence, on 270 g semi-matte photo paper.

Open Window onto the River (Landscape) Open Window onto the RiverAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Two Cyclists Under the Hall (Landscape) Two Cyclists Under the HallAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Cycle Path Along the Canal (Landscape) Cycle Path Along the CanalAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Open Window onto the River Open Window onto the RiverAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Two Cyclists Under the Hall Two Cyclists Under the HallAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Cycle Path Along the Canal Cycle Path Along the CanalAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Rotterdam, Crane and Chimneys of the Port (Landscape) Rotterdam, Crane and Chimneys of the PortAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 The Stone Spire and the Bridge of Maastricht (Landscape) The Stone Spire and the Bridge of MaastrichtAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Towers and Chimneys of Eindhoven (Landscape) Towers and Chimneys of EindhovenAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Silhouette and Bridge of Maastricht at Sunset (Landscape) Silhouette and Bridge of Maastricht at SunsetAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Rotterdam Harbor Silhouettes (Landscape) Rotterdam Harbor SilhouettesAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00 Maastricht in Golden Letters (Landscape) Maastricht in Golden LettersAffichely Workshop from CHF 17.00
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Choosing your Netherlands poster

Which Netherlands poster should you choose?

The Netherlands comes in several clearly distinct registers, and they do not speak to the same wishes:

  • Classic Netherlands poster: canals, gabled houses, bicycles leaning against a wall.
  • PostNL poster: the orange and blue of the Dutch postal service, a graphic and recognisable image.
  • Tulip fields: lines of colour as far as the eye can see, windmills in the background.
  • Vintage Amsterdam: old advertising, travel posters, retro lettering.
  • Windmills and polders: a low sky, a flat horizon, the silhouette of the sails.
  • Canal scenes: reflections on the water, narrow facades, moored barges.

The filters on the left narrow things down by dominant colour, by style and by mood.

Where should you hang a Netherlands poster?

  • Living room: a canal view in a large size, above the sofa.
  • Kitchen: a tulip field, for a touch of frank colour.
  • Office: a PostNL poster or a graphic image, restrained and structured.
  • Entrance: a vintage Amsterdam poster, to set the tone of the journey.
  • Bedroom: a polder landscape in soft tones, calming on waking.

Tip: the bright orange and blue of the PostNL style come out better on a white or light grey wall, which lets the colour carry alone.

Netherlands poster or Amsterdam poster?

  • The Netherlands poster shows a landscape: polders, windmills, tulips, the countryside as much as the city.
  • The Amsterdam poster concentrates on one precise city: canals, bicycles, the narrow facades of the historic centre.
  • For a whole room given over to travel, the two go together without repeating each other.
  • The 50x70 suits both, but a polder panorama gains by stretching out at 70x100.

Poster, print or picture: what is the difference?

All three words mean the same thing here: a printed image that you hang on the wall. We say poster because we print on photo paper, never on canvas. The same image is also available on a metal plate, in several sizes.

  • With frame: black, white or light oak, assembled and ready to hang.
  • Without frame: the sheet alone, to slide into the frame you already have.

Printed to order, in Fayence

We print every poster after your order, in our workshop in the south of France. Semi-matte photo paper 270 gsm, pigment inks.

  • Five sizes: 21x30, 30x40, 50x70, 70x100 and the 100x140 polyptych.
  • Shipped within 24 hours, free delivery from 50 euros.
  • Returns within 30 days, satisfied or refunded.
The printing workshop in Fayence, a poster coming off the press