Coastal Tales Framed Linocut Prints Set of 2 – Charcoal

This pair of framed prints brings a slice of the coast indoors. Each design is a linocut-style illustration by Laura Bolton, showing a huddle of harbour houses, fishing boats and winding lanes rendered in charcoal ink against a clean white ground. One panel focuses on a whitewashed cottage beside a quiet quay with a single sailboat, while the other looks across rooftops to boats moored on the water. Hung side by side, they tell a connected coastal story.

The prints sit within a generous white mount that draws the eye to the detailed artwork, framed in a pale wood-effect surround that suits calm, coastal and Scandinavian rooms alike. The neutral palette keeps things quiet, so the pieces work over a bed, along a hallway or above a console without competing with the rest of your scheme. Each frame measures 300mm square with a slim 32mm depth, keeping the profile close to the wall.

Made with an MDF frame, glass front and paper print, the set arrives ready to display. Hang the two together as a pair or space them apart across a larger wall for a gallery feel.

What is depicted in the prints?

Each print shows a coastal harbour scene with cottages, rooftops and fishing boats, drawn in a linocut style by Laura Bolton.

What are the frames made from?

The frames are made from MDF with a pale wood-effect finish, a glass front and a paper print inside a white mount.

How big is each frame?

Each frame measures 300mm wide by 300mm high with a slim depth of 32mm.

How should I clean them?

Wipe the glass with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the frame.

Where do these prints suit best?

Their neutral charcoal and white palette suits bedrooms, hallways, living rooms and dining rooms, and they work well hung as a pair.