Graphic

Graphic style is about contrast and confidence: strong shapes, clear lines, black against white and the occasional glow of neon. It is less about filling a room and more about choosing a few pieces that read from across it.

Our graphic edit brings together neon LED wall lights in star, heart, lightning bolt, cloud and love shapes, several of which run on USB or battery, plus wall-mounted neon from Federation. There are Federation A3 prints including Le Radness, the oversized Stendig Calendar designed in 1966 by Massimo Vignelli, and Made of Tomorrow FOLD ledges in black or white for propping art and books.

Give each piece space. One neon above a desk or bar cart, one big calendar on a clean wall, and a ledge of prints you can swap around is plenty. For more pieces in the palette, browse our monochrome edit.

How are the neon LED lights powered?
Our star, heart and lightning bolt neon LED lights run on USB or batteries, so they can sit on a shelf or hang without hardwiring. Federation's wall-mounted neons come with a power adapter, mounting hardware and an instruction manual.

What is the Stendig Calendar?
It is an oversized wall calendar designed in 1966 by Massimo Vignelli, and it works as graphic wall art as much as a calendar. Because of its size, a separate freight charge applies for NZ delivery.

How do I style a graphic wall without it looking busy?
Pick one hero piece and let it own the wall, then keep everything around it black, white or timber. A FOLD ledge lets you lean a couple of prints and change the arrangement without making new holes.

Are the Federation prints framed?
The Federation A3 prints are printed on 350gsm textured card and come unframed, backed with thick card, unless you choose one of the framing options. They are made to order, so allow up to 10 working days for dispatch.