New York, New York baby! This week we will highlight a cool gallery wall for you with black and white photo art. Do you want to give your interior a timeless, urban look? Then read on quickly!
The urban living trend
The industrial, urban look is a huge trend, taking a lot of inspiration from the city where this trend is perhaps greatest, New York. Due to the enormous versatility of this metropolis in architecture, fashion and design, these elements have come together in interior design. It is impossible to imagine life without magazines and blogs without it. Clean lines, neutral colours, and especially the contrast between minimalism and a somewhat rougher finished industrial look. This black and white photo art fits this style so well, because it compliments the color palette and gives your interior a hint of this cool city. The wall consists of:
Smoke II - 20 x 30 centimeters
Be Present - 20 x 30 centimeters
Empire State Building - 60 x 90 centimeters
Don't Wait - 30 x 45 centimeters
Newspaper - 40 x 60 centimeters
New York - Chrysler Building - 20 x 30 centimeters
Skater Boy - 20 x 30 centimeters
Smoke II
This cool poster is part of our black and white photo art collection with white line art. This variant of a young man with a cigarette is very suitable for this gallery wall, but also cool on his own. It gives a sturdy addition to the wall, and the line art breaks up the photo in an artistic way. 
Be Present
Be Present . An important, short quote that not only reminds you to live in the moment, but also adds some minimalism to this gallery wall. This poster is from our typography collection, breaking up the black and white photo art wall with its white background. 
Empire State Building
The most famous building in The Big Apple, and also the first building ever with more than 100 floors, is the Empire State Building. Located in the heart of Manhattan, this giant has become an icon of the city. Fun fact: the skyscraper has about four million visitors every year! The poster of the building is a cool statement piece in itself, but of course an indispensable centerpiece of this black and white photo art wall! 
Don't Wait
“If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, that's what they say”. The mindset of New Yorkers and those moving to the city is motivated and hardworking. Waiting won't get you anywhere, and take every chance you can to make your dreams come true. This motivational text, also from the typography collection, is therefore the perfect poster to add to this New York gallery wall, and also fits into any interior on its own. 
newspaper
Even though the newspapers have almost completely disappeared from our streets, this vintage photo from the 1970s of a New York businessman with the latest version of the newspaper is a picture. The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post are newspapers that are known worldwide, and are therefore quite a statement piece in the city. This poster is a nice addition to the rest of the gallery wall. 
New York - Chrysler Building
The first building in the world to rise above 300 meters and dominate the New York skyline is the iconic Chrysler Building . The example of classic Art Deco architecture, which is seen by people as the most beautiful building in the metropolis. On any wall, in combination with and without the rest of this featured black and white photo art wall, it will make a beautiful addition to any interior. 
skater boy
Tourists, locals, both ensure that New York has a rich skate culture. The whole world was brought to the city from California in the 1980s, and especially in neighborhoods like Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, it became hugely popular in the 2000s. Skaters have become an integral part of the city's streetscape and add to the city's urban feel. This poster of a skateboarder will therefore also make a great final addition to this black and white photo art wall! 
Bring New York into your own home!
Spontaneously felt like booking a flight to New York? Don't forget that you can shop all thisblack and white photo art with us! Put together your own photo wall or shop individual photos, both are at least cheaper than a plane ticket ;)