Sardinia's coastline is made for the view from above. From the air the water turns colours that hardly look real, from pale glass over sand to deep blue where the seabed drops away. The coves are tucked between cliffs and headlands, and plenty of them can only be reached by boat or a long walk down. Our 2026 release is a series of prints made from that point of view.
The prints
- The Strip: a long ribbon of white beach between rock and open water.
- Cove Path: a curved cove with swimmers in the shallows.
- The Arch: a natural rock arch over clear, deep water.
- Beneath the Cliffs: bright umbrellas on a beach under towering limestone.
- Granite Coast: smooth pink granite and green scrub meeting the sea.
- Turquoise Shore: almost pure colour, sand to deep blue.
They join earlier Sardinia favourites such as Baunei and Sardinian Umbrellas. You can see the full set in the Sardinia collection.
Why aerial prints work so well at home
Shot from above, a beach becomes almost abstract: bands of colour and texture, with tiny figures that only show up when you step closer. That gives aerial prints two lives on a wall. From across the room they read as calm colour; up close there is always something new to find. They also suit almost any interior, from white-and-oak coastal rooms to darker, moodier spaces where the turquoise really glows.
How to hang the Sardinia prints
- Go big. The detail rewards size. At 83 × 118 cm or 100 × 150 cm, the swimmers and umbrellas become part of the story.
- Pair them. The Strip and Cove Path were made to sit side by side. Our Sardinia Pair sets them up as one wide view, at 10% less than buying both.
- Let them breathe. A white border and a simple white frame keep the colour clean.
See it on your wall
Every print in the release is in our wall tool. Upload a photo of your room and try a few sizes, or send us a photo for a free, true-to-scale mock-up. Not sure which size suits your space? Start with our sizing guide.