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Redheads Matches PosterRedheads Matches has been an Australian kitchen staple since 1946 the distinctive red headed girl on the box one of the most recognisable pieces of homegrown graphic design in the country. As a print, it sits at the intersection of nostalgia and genuinely good design: bold, flat, confident. A natural in a kitchen, a bar, or anywhere you want a conversation starter that doesn't try too hard. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper

This exhibition print reproduces the Modulor diagram in its original form: elegant

Marlborough-Gerson by Francis Bacon is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

Pablo Picasso reimagined the world through the fractured prism of Cubism — restlessly inventive across nine decades

a meditative stillness

His exhibition posters from the 1970s and 80s have the understated confidence of Scandinavian graphic design at its best — not trying to compete with the paintings

The kind of work that changes depending on how long you stand in front of it

Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne were the great eccentrics of 20th-century French decorative art — sculptors who made sheep out of bronze

The result was something that hit a nerve: people who didn't think of themselves as art buyers found themselves wanting these on their walls

Japanese Flower by Kamisaka Sekka is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

Picasso painted The Kiss in 1969

just inviting you into them

Matisse was 82 years old

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