Every year a handful of prints pull away from the rest. Not because we push them, but because people keep choosing them — for their own walls, and as gifts. These are the ten posters our customers have bought most in 2026 so far, counted from our own orders. Frames, hooks and our framing service are left out; this is only the art.
Rothko Orange Perspective
Green Hilma - Tara Green
Bauhaus Woman 03 - David Wolf
Audrey - Art Review Poster
Yayoi Kusama - The Daisy
Where it all began - Personalized Poster
Grumpy Toad II - Matsumoto Hoji
Tree of Life Collage - Thomas Nordentoft
Birds In the Sun - Boris Draschoff
The top ten
1. Rothko Orange Perspective. Our number one, by a clear margin. A warm colour field that works above a sofa, in a dining room or opposite a bed — it reads as colour rather than as a picture, so it fits almost any room. More in Rothko and colour field posters.
2. Green Hilma — Tara Green. Tara Green's reworking of Hilma af Klint's forms, stripped back to a few shapes. Her whole Hilma series sells, and the newer Green Hilma No. 2 is the fastest riser in the shop this autumn. See Hilma af Klint posters.
3. Bauhaus Woman 03 — David Wolf. David Wolf's Bauhaus women combine clean geometry with a human figure, which is exactly why they work in homes that find pure geometry cold. More of the series follow just outside the top ten.
4. Audrey — Art Review Poster. Our own design: Audrey Hepburn on the front page of an art newspaper. It is part of Artsy Edition, the prints we design in-house.
5. Yayoi Kusama — The Daisy. Kusama's dots and flowers have become one of the defining looks of 2026, and The Daisy leads them.
6. Where It All Began — personalised poster. The only personalised poster in the top ten: the map of the place your story started. Everything personalised is gathered in Create Art.
7. Grumpy Toad II — Matsumoto Hoji. A very grumpy toad, and proof that a poster is allowed to be funny.
7. Tree of Life Collage — Thomas Nordentoft. Tied for seventh. Thomas Nordentoft's trees are among our steadiest best sellers, and the collage version is the favourite.
9. Birds in the Sun — Boris Draschoff. Birds in warm, cubist colour from the artist behind Kubistika.
10. Beautiful Dry Flowers — Treechild. A quiet study of dried flowers, and the calmest print on the list.
What the list says
Three things stand out. Living artists hold their own: half of the ten are by independent artists we work with directly. Colour is warm — orange, ochre, green and rust, rather than the pale pinks of a few years ago. And people want art with a point of view: a grumpy toad, a newspaper front page and a Bauhaus woman all made the top ten alongside the colour fields. For where things are heading next, read wall art trends 2027, or see everything in the bestsellers.