Before the beach clubs of Positano and the striped umbrellas of Saint-Tropez, there was the lido — the original Italian bathing establishment, where a morning at the sea meant a changing cabana, a bicycle left leaning against a pastel wall, and a neon sign promising nothing more complicated than sun and salt water. This one is painted in mint and rose, symmetrical down to the last stripe, lit by the kind of soft morning light that makes 1950s Rimini look like a film set.
Printed on premium matte paper with no glare and no glass between you and the colour, this is the print for anyone who already knows how they want it framed — or who prefers the cleaner look of an unframed edge.
Print details
- Paper: Premium fine art matte paper, 200 gsm
- Finish: Matte, no glare
- Sizes: 30×40 cm up to 70×100 cm
- Frame: Not included — ships as a print, ready to frame your way
- Printed on demand across Europe
Styling it unframed
A clip frame or simple black aluminium frame keeps the symmetry of the facade front and centre. It also works well in a large-format leaning arrangement against a plain wall, next to a plant or a stack of books.
