Oxfordshire, England -- (SBWire) -- 04/11/2013 --Etsy is perhaps one of the most heartening places on the internet for those who value artisanship and creativity, where individuals with a talent and passion for design of all kinds can create and sell their wares in an astonishing variety of media while under the same umbrella. One of the latest craft stores to open on the site is Visual Philosophy, which has translated a love of vintage Danish and Scandinavian design plus modernist and mid-century artwork into poster art that becomes wall art decor for office or home with a unique stylistic perspective. The store goes a step further however, offering customizable versions of the artwork.
The store has over a hundred and forty items with new works being added regularly, and is broken down into sub-categories including humour, love, kids, quotes, abstract and more so individuals can browse by their interests, or simply scan the homepage for featured items.
The items listed all come with high quality imagery of the poster in situ to give users an idea as to how the finished product will look, with detailed product description and clear pricing information, including postage options worldwide. The site aims to provide alternative wall art ideas that bring spaces to life.
A spokesperson for Visual Philosophy explained, “The designs we list are all works that we would proudly hang on our own walls, though our love of this kind of thing means we’ve run out of space. The unique selling point for our store is that we’re able to customize prints to suit our customers’ style, so if someone messages us with a particular colour scheme for a print, or a wording they’d like added, we can easily accommodate this into the sale. Our site is as much about our user’s visual philosophy as it is ours. We ship to America, the UK and Worldwide, so our sense of style can be universal.”
About Visual Philosophy
Visual Philosophy provides mid-century, modernist, Danish and Scandinavian poster prints including works by Eames, Jacobsen, Saarinen, Marimekko, Cathrineholm, Stig Lindberg et al. Their emphasis is on shape, color, vintage ephemera, typography and retro graphic design. Users can find items that make an inspiring piece of art for an empty frame and a lonely wall. For more information, please visit: http://www.etsy.com/shop/visualphilosophy
