Posters swimming pool
Swimming pool as seen by our artists: the turquoise pools, the tiles and the midday shadows. Each poster is a personal reading of the landscape, hand-printed on 220 gsm art paper with an anti-glare satin finish in our workshop in Grasse.
Choosing your swimming pool poster
Which swimming pool poster should you choose?
The pool subject covers very different registers, between cinema, art and architecture:
- La Piscine film poster: Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, 1969 Riviera aesthetic, a classic of French cinema.
- Pool poster signed Laurent Durieux: graphic reinterpretation of that same film, flat bold colours and a stylised crop.
- Pool poster in the style of David Hockney: a Californian pool, vivid blue, waterline and diving board.
- Pool from above: geometric mosaic, architectural photography, turquoise dominant.
- Vintage French Riviera pool: poolside, deckchairs, old advertising typography.
- Minimalist pool: clean waterline, a flat block of colour, a contemporary graphic register.
The filters on the left narrow things down by dominant colour, by style and by mood.
Where should you hang a swimming pool poster?
- Living room: a large size above the sofa, for the film or Hockney version.
- Bathroom: the subject that pairs most naturally with the pool and the water.
- Bedroom: a calm blue, more the minimalist or Hockney version than a busy film still.
- Office: the La Piscine film poster, sober and graphic, beside the screen.
- Entrance or hallway: a series signed Laurent Durieux, to set the tone from the threshold.
Cinema pool poster or art pool poster?
- The cinema register, Delon, Schneider, Durieux, carries a story dated to the 1960s: it owns a nostalgic use.
- The art register, Hockney and his flats of blue, stays timeless, with no fixed reference to a particular era.
- Architectural photography suits a contemporary, uncluttered interior.
- On a wall that must tell a precise story, cinema wins out. On a wall that mainly needs to carry a colour and a mood, art or minimalism is enough.
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 fine art paper, not on canvas or metal.
- With frame: black, white, oak or walnut, assembled and ready to hang.
- Without frame: the sheet alone, to slide into the frame you already have.
Printed to order, in Grasse
We print every poster after your order, in our workshop in the south of France. Fine art paper 220 gsm with an anti-glare satin finish, M1 certified. Eco-solvent inks that do not yellow.
- Five sizes: 21x30, 30x40, 50x70, 70x100 and the 101x141 polyptych.
- Shipped within 24 hours, free delivery from 50 euros.
- Returns within 30 days, satisfied or refunded.