Philodendron
Pickup available at Hent bestillingen din hos Tunet Rammeverksted
Usually ready in 2-4 days
✔️ 3-7 virkedagers leveringstid* ✔️ Gratis frakt over 999,- ✔️ 30 dagers returrett
Philodendron is one of several prints inspired by the botanical garden, hangs just as well alone or in combination with several of our posters. A classic botanical poster that fits right into Scandinavian interiors.
NB. The art posters are delivered without a frame, frames can be purchased additionally in our online store.
Shipping and payment
Norway: We give you free shipping on orders over NOK 999. Fixed shipping before this is NOK. 89,-
It usually takes 3-7 working days from when you have ordered the item until it is with you. Some additional delivery time may occur depending on where you live, and whether the package will fit in your mailbox or not.
With us you can pay with Klarna, Vipps, PayPal or bank/credit card
Return and Exchange
With us, you can exchange or return goods within 30 days (exceptions are personal and custom-designed posters that are made to order from you). As for the art, you are welcome to test the pictures on your wall before a possible return, but we want to get them back in their original condition so that someone else can enjoy them. Frames and other products can be returned in unbroken packaging.
Process and quality
Linn Wold is a Norwegian artist who for the past 10 years has drawn art posters for customers at home and abroad.
The drawings are made on a digital drawing board and then printed on high-quality matt gallery paper in 260g thickness. The paper has an exclusive finish that looks great on walls in modern homes.
Each poster is printed to order from our studio in Elverum, Norway. They are cut by hand and embossed for authenticity, before being rolled into tubes or framed.
artist Linn Wold
From digital drawings to unique works of art
Linn mainly creates the art posters as digital drawings, and from these digital files each poster is printed on high quality matte paper to order from our studio in the heart of Elverum, Norway.
