Timeless Style That Never Fades
When someone paints a hallway with a trendy colour they might enjoy it for a few months and then after a couple of years wish they had kept it off‑white.
That is why black and white photography prints for home decor stay popular for creating rooms.
Monochrome pictures can bring a honesty that bright commercial prints may not give.
Without colour fighting for attention you can focus on people and their feelings. Think of Terry O’Neill’s photo of Keith Richards in Soho, London taken in 1964 or his 1966 photo of Audrey Hepburn with a dove on her shoulder.
Place a photograph, in a black wooden frame and it will fit almost any room whether you live in a garden flat or a tall brick house.
To see our collection of black and white photography prints visit Iconic Images Gallery at 16 Waterloo Place, St Jamess (SW1Y 4AR). Go to iconicimagesgallery.com.