Love poster
€25,00
Pickup currently unavailable
Shipping to US, EU, CA, AUS: 4€
Love is the greatest feeling in the world.
Let your love grow with this hand painted heart wall art. A romantic love poster of a bold and pink heart with a hand-painted word that says "Love" in the middle of it. The background is burnt orange, and the illustration has botanical and floral details in electric blue. This love wall art is carefully hand painted to create a whimsical dreamy look with lots of bohemian charm for your home decor.
A cheerful and heartwarming piece, this illustration print is perfect above your bed, in a boho nursery or anywhere you want to show some love! A gorgeous poster about love that is sure to fill your heart with love and the perfect gift for a special someone or just as a special self-gift.
• Archival quality Giclée print
• Custom printed in USA, EU, Canada and Australia
• 8 Epson UltraChrome HDR pigment inks
• Fade resistant (75+ year color guarantee)
• Archival premium-quality heavyweight matte paper
• Acid-free
• 190 gsm
• Frame not included
• Carefully hand rolled in protective tissue paper and shipped in extra thick cardboard tubes.
Processing time: 3-7 business days.
Flat rate shipping to US / EU / CA / AUS: 4€
Rest of the world: 10€
All orders include tracking.
Custom printed in USA, EU, Canada and Australia. Your order will be shipped from the closest facility with faster shipping times, lower custom fees and reduced CO2 emissions.
Some sizes are not available in all countries and will be shipped from the closest destination.
Please note that you are responsible for any duties or taxes that may apply.
Make your home bright and happy with cool design
Just Cool Design creates cool illustration wall art that brings a fun, contemporary twist to any room in your home. From colorful graphic art prints to bold quote posters, you’ll find something that will reflect your style and personality. Let me help you make your happy home feel even happier — upbeat, positive, and just cool.
Because what’s better than looking at things that make you feel good?
— Marion Dönneweg
