Find Your Perfect Paper Finish

Every piece of artwork deserves the right finish. Whether you prefer a smooth contemporary look or the texture of traditional fine-art paper, choose the option that suits your space and style.

Standard Poster Paper

Perfect for everyday wall art, with a choice of Matte, Satin and Gloss finishes. A versatile option for colourful prints, gallery walls and modern interiors.

Fine Art Paper — 300gsm Cotton Rag

For something a little more special, our Fine Art Paper is made from 100% cotton rag with a softly textured cold-press surface.

Inspired by traditional watercolour paper, its heavyweight feel and gentle texture make it a beautiful choice for illustrations, botanical artwork, vintage-inspired prints and fine-art reproductions.

Available exclusively as an unframed print.

Illustrative mockup of the Strawberry Thief design as an unframed fine art print
Illustrative product mockup; paper texture and colours may vary.
Finish Surface and feel Framing
Matte Smooth, non-reflective Print only or framed
Satin Subtle sheen Print only
Gloss Smooth, glossy surface Print only
Fine Art Paper 300gsm, 100% cotton rag; tactile cold-press texture Print only

Explore Fine Art Paper

Discover our William Morris Strawberry Thief print on Fine Art Paper

Fine Art Paper FAQ

What is Fine Art Paper?

Fine Art Paper is a premium 300gsm paper made from 100% cotton rag, with a textured cold-press finish inspired by traditional watercolour paper.

How is Fine Art Paper different from Matte?

Matte provides a smooth, understated finish. Fine Art Paper is heavier and has a more noticeable, tactile texture.

Which artworks suit Fine Art Paper?

It is particularly suited to illustrations, botanical artwork, vintage-style prints and designs where a textured finish complements the artwork.

Can I order Fine Art Paper with a frame?

Not currently. Fine Art Paper is available as an unframed print only.

Is Fine Art Paper available in different sizes?

Yes, subject to the sizes available for the selected artwork.

Will the colours look exactly the same as standard paper?

The different surface and texture can affect how colours appear. Minor differences between paper finishes are normal.