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A little sunshine, a lot of personality
A poster designed under the Landes sun
Features
- Brand
- Papier and Co
- Model
- It's Gonna Be Alright
- Product type
- Decorative poster
- Designer
- Lise Mailman
- Size
- 50 × 70 cm
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Color
- Royal blue and white
- Style
- Graphic, minimalist, and colorful
- Decor trend
- Dopamine Decor
- Theme
- Optimism, positive message, and decoration
- Visual
- White sun on a royal blue background
- Technique
- Paper print
- Place of creation
- Hossegor, Landes, France
- Printing
- Made in France, in the Landes region
- Production
- Print-on-demand using a slow-print approach
- Framing
- Frame not included
- Packaging
- Poster delivered rolled
- Usage
- Interior wall decoration
- Gift idea
- Birthday, housewarming, positive gift
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “It's Gonna Be Alright” mean on this poster?
The English expression “It's Gonna Be Alright” can be translated into French as “Ça va aller” or “Tout va bien se passer”.
It is a simple, reassuring message that encourages taking a step back from the little worries of everyday life.
On this Papier and Co poster, the words are accompanied by a white sun on a royal blue background. The contrast between the bright design and the positive message gives the creation its distinctive character.
The idea is not to promise that everything will always be perfect, but rather to bring a touch of optimism and lightness to the décor.
A little phrase that can be a pleasure to see every day as you pass by your poster.
It is a simple, reassuring message that encourages taking a step back from the little worries of everyday life.
On this Papier and Co poster, the words are accompanied by a white sun on a royal blue background. The contrast between the bright design and the positive message gives the creation its distinctive character.
The idea is not to promise that everything will always be perfect, but rather to bring a touch of optimism and lightness to the décor.
A little phrase that can be a pleasure to see every day as you pass by your poster.
What are the dimensions of the It's Gonna Be Alright poster?
Papier and Co's It's Gonna Be Alright poster is available in the 50 × 70 cm format.
This large format creates a focal point on a wall, particularly in a living room, bedroom, entryway, or office.
It can be hung alone to showcase its blue-and-white design, or paired with other illustrations to create a gallery wall.
To frame it, choose a frame compatible with the 50 × 70 cm format.
If you would like to add a mat, choose a larger frame to preserve a border around the poster.
This large format creates a focal point on a wall, particularly in a living room, bedroom, entryway, or office.
It can be hung alone to showcase its blue-and-white design, or paired with other illustrations to create a gallery wall.
To frame it, choose a frame compatible with the 50 × 70 cm format.
If you would like to add a mat, choose a larger frame to preserve a border around the poster.
Is the It's Gonna Be Alright poster sold with a frame?
No. The It's Gonna Be Alright poster is sold unframed.
It is delivered rolled to facilitate transport and reduce the risk of creasing.
You can then choose a frame that suits your interior.
A light wood frame will add a warm touch, a white frame will emphasize the visual's contrast, and a black frame will enhance its graphic character.
The 50 × 70 cm format is a common size for decorative frames.
The photographs showing the framed poster are for illustration purposes only, to show how it looks in an interior.
It is delivered rolled to facilitate transport and reduce the risk of creasing.
You can then choose a frame that suits your interior.
A light wood frame will add a warm touch, a white frame will emphasize the visual's contrast, and a black frame will enhance its graphic character.
The 50 × 70 cm format is a common size for decorative frames.
The photographs showing the framed poster are for illustration purposes only, to show how it looks in an interior.
Where should I hang the It's Gonna Be Alright poster?
With its white sun and royal blue background, the It's Gonna Be Alright poster can find a place in many rooms.
In an entryway, it welcomes visitors with a positive message. In a bedroom, it adds a touch of color and a bright atmosphere. In an office, it can complement a workspace with an optimistic note.
Its large format also allows it to dress up a living room wall, either on its own or paired with other graphic posters.
It works particularly well in contemporary, eclectic, or Dopamine Decor-inspired interiors.
To preserve the print, choose an indoor location away from excessive humidity and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
In an entryway, it welcomes visitors with a positive message. In a bedroom, it adds a touch of color and a bright atmosphere. In an office, it can complement a workspace with an optimistic note.
Its large format also allows it to dress up a living room wall, either on its own or paired with other graphic posters.
It works particularly well in contemporary, eclectic, or Dopamine Decor-inspired interiors.
To preserve the print, choose an indoor location away from excessive humidity and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Where is the Papier and Co It's Gonna Be Alright poster made?
It's Gonna Be Alright is an original creation by Lise Mailman, founder of Papier and Co, based in Hossegor in the Landes region.
The brand designs its posters in southwestern France and prioritizes local printing.
This poster is printed in France, in the Landes region, following a slow-print approach.
The principle is to print designs on demand in order to limit unnecessary stock and overproduction.
It thus combines original graphic design, a positive message, and a manufacturing method attentive to the quantities produced.
The brand designs its posters in southwestern France and prioritizes local printing.
This poster is printed in France, in the Landes region, following a slow-print approach.
The principle is to print designs on demand in order to limit unnecessary stock and overproduction.
It thus combines original graphic design, a positive message, and a manufacturing method attentive to the quantities produced.