"I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list." – Susan Sontag

We mined the past to revive real turn-of-the-century vintage postcards from some of the world’s coolest places, turning them into contemporary art prints ready to embellish your home. We found spectacular, cool, quirky and weird images of places ranging from Paris to Miami to New York City for our Greetings From! express collection. And keep watching this space — we’ll be adding new spots all the time!

Whether you’ve spent some amazing times there or it’s just somewhere you’ve always wanted to visit, profess your love to these travel spots by hanging these prints in a space in your home that invites you to dream. With their attractive muted tones and effortlessly cool vintage flavour, these artworks are sure to take you places. Wish you were here!

Featured artist - David Meyring

Berlin-based designer and art director David Meyring brought both his unique aesthetic and edgy take on vintage culture to our Greetings From! series. “I was really fortunate to be able to work from amazing, authentic old postcards,” he says. “They allowed me to focus entirely on the creative side — refining the layout, typography, and small graphic elements. I’ve always loved working with vintage materials.”

Greetings From! Collection

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