Cabinet and Yellow Chairs

This work is produced as a Fine Art Print on Aluminium Dibond, presented at 120 × 90 cm with a finished outer dimension of 124.9 × 94.9 cm.

The large format was chosen to make the interior feel spatial and inspectable. At this scale, the viewer can first experience the full room — the brick wall, wooden cabinet, staircase, yellow chairs, and warm architectural atmosphere — before moving closer to discover smaller details, including the framed photograph in the upper-left corner.

Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta was selected for its balance of photographic depth and fine-art tactility. Its baryta surface supports the image’s warm tones, wood grain, brick texture, chair upholstery, shadows, and subtle detail without making the work feel overly glossy or decorative.

The print is mounted on Aluminium Dibond to keep the object flat, stable, and gallery-like. A black 10 mm Aluminium ArtBox gives the piece a restrained architectural edge, adding depth without distracting from the image. The 2 cm white border gives the photograph breathing room, making the presentation feel more deliberate, collectible, and archival.

The result is a large, quiet interior study: warm but structured, domestic but slightly staged, with the small framed image acting as a secondary point of discovery within the larger composition.