Reusable Posters With Pop-Art Designs: Damage-Free Wall Art Custom Prints Update

Jan 30, 2024

Ridge Art Decor releases new designs of its unique reusable posters. Thanks to their ionically charged properties, these posters can be peeled off and stuck to a wall without any hooks.

Sparta Township, United States - January 30, 2024 /PressCable/

The new poster designs are recommended for people who rent and want to decorate their apartments without damaging the walls. Each stylish poster is made from 100% environmentally-friendly materials and can be attached to almost any surface without needing hooks or screws. Further, they can be reposted on another surface, giving users multiple ways to style their homes.

More details can be found at https://www.ridgeartdecor.com/

All new designs were digitally created by up-and-coming artists from around the world. Ridge Art Decor works with global artists as part of its mission to help digital creators have a platform to showcase their works. In their “featured artist” program, graphic designers can connect with a global audience and receive royalties from each sale.

For example, one of their popular designs was made by an emerging artist who creates nature-inspired paintings. Called “Bears - Blake & Benjamin”, the 12x16” art poster features an older bear playing with a younger cub. The artwork shows each meticulous stroke, highlighting the grizzly yet colorful fur of the bears.

A wide selection of other designs is available, from pop-art space designs to motivational quotes. A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity.

The team says that it will also be launching a new product soon, called the Infinity Frame. This frame allows users to seamlessly switch between different artwork.

Ridge Art Decor was founded in 2020 with the sole mission of providing innovative art solutions that are both beautiful and sustainable. After years of trial and error, the team created proprietary printing software to print posters that are reusable, removable, and replaceable.

A spokesperson for the company wrote, "Introducing the Repost, the revolutionary way to adorn your walls with art without the hassle and damage of traditional methods. The Repost is an ionically charged masterpiece that brings magic to your home decor. No more dealing with sticky residues, tape, or unsightly adhesives. Simply peel off the backing, place it on your wall, and watch it stay securely in place."

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.ridgeartdecor.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Damiano Senatore
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Organization: Ridge Art Decor
Address: 26 Gail Court, Sparta Township, New Jersey 07871, United States
Website: https://www.ridgeartdecor.com/

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