The indigo medina print hung large on a dark green wall above a long sofa, with the lit windows picking up the lamplight in the room.

Art from the places where the light is good

Prints of Morocco — cities, kasbahs, courtyards, and the rituals of the table. Giclée on 250gsm fine art paper. Across Europe in under a week.

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A Majorelle-blue arched door in a cream plaster wall, with a terracotta pot and a man in a white djellaba carrying a tea tray.

Blue Door, Tea Service
A woman in white carrying a basket of oranges past a terracotta wall, with a palm shadow cast across the upper corner and clay pots to one side.

Oranges, Terracotta Wall

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Two walls, one idea

Blue Door, Tea Service and Oranges, Terracotta Wall are the same format and the opposite palette. Hung together on one wide wall they do more than either does alone.

€68,00 €61,20 incl. BTW

Both prints, same size and finish, 10% off the pair.

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Where it goes

Made in Amsterdam, from places further south

Darna Prints is a small studio in Amsterdam making prints of Morocco — the cities, the kasbahs, the courtyards, and the small daily rituals in between. Printed in Europe on 250gsm fine art paper, and on your wall in a week rather than a month.

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How to hang it

Three things worth knowing

  • Above a sofa

    The print should be roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture. 60x90 is usually right.

  • In a pair

    Same size, same frame, 5–8cm apart. Matching beats clever.

  • Gallery wall

    Pick one colour that repeats across every piece. Terracotta, or indigo. That’s what holds it together.