Which poster size to choose, from A4 to A1
The complete guide to choosing the right poster size for your room and your wall. A4, A3, A2, A1: when to go for each size, how to combine them, and how to measure your space before buying. With our concrete recommendations room by room.
Key points
- 18 posters in the Living room posters collection, all in the table below.
- From CHF 16.00 in A4, up to CHF 55.00 in A0, 5 sizes for each poster.
- Printed in Europe on demand, free delivery from €59.
The table
The 20 posters at a glance

To choose a poster size, start from the width available on your wall and the space the frame will take. The total surface of the room isn’t enough: a small size can find its place in a large living room, and a large artwork can work in an entryway. Here is a method for comparing before you order.
1. Measure the spot, not just the room
Note the width and height of the free space. Take into account the furniture placed below, switches, doors and any objects already there. Then measure the outer dimensions of the frame you have in mind: they are larger than the print and change the space it takes up.
There is no percentage of width that suits every home. A poster centered above a piece of furniture, an offset arrangement and a picture resting on a shelf are different compositions.
2. Try the silhouette before choosing
Cut a sheet of scrap paper or piece paper together to the outer dimensions you are considering. Hold this template up at the chosen spot and look at it from the doorway, then from your usual seat. If you attach it temporarily, use only a method suited to your wall covering.
Compare 2 sizes in the same spot. Look at the space left around it, the viewing distance and the size of the words in the artwork. A design rich in small details deserves a close look on its product page; a large lettering remains a graphic element even from a distance.
3. Compare a single poster and a composition
For a pair or a triptych, add up the outer widths of the frames and the gaps between them. For example, 2 frames 32 cm wide set 6 cm apart take up 70 cm. This is a sample calculation, not a frame dimension sold by Brunelia.
You can also give pride of place to one image and choose smaller sizes around it. Keep a shared color or a subject that ties the posters together to make the choice easier.
4. Check the print and the frame on the product page
The A4, A3, A2 and A1 markers help you compare sizes. The exact dimensions in centimeters shown in the product selector remain the reference, especially for compatibility with an existing frame. Price, available sizes and orientation should be checked on each product page.
The A0 size (84.1 × 118.9 cm) completes the range for the largest walls: it is the largest print in the catalog, designed for a full wall or a large entryway rather than a standard space.
See the dimensions table and frame compatibility to move from the decorative choice to the technical check.
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Frequently asked questions
You often ask us
Do you need an A1 in a large living room?
Not necessarily. Measure the space that’s actually available and compare a single poster with a gallery arrangement. The frame, the margins and the furniture matter as much as the size of the room.
How do I calculate the width of a pair?
Add up the outer widths of the 2 frames and the space between them. Use the dimensions of the frames you’ve chosen, not just those of the prints.
Are prices the same for all posters?
Check the price of the selected variant on the product page. This guide does not set a single price for the whole catalog.
How can I avoid choosing a size that’s too big?
Try a paper template cut to the outer dimensions of the frame and look at it from several spots in the room before ordering.
When should I choose A0 rather than A1?
The A0 size (84.1 x 118.9 cm) is the largest in our catalog, designed for a full wall or a large entryway rather than a standard space. Check its availability in the selector on the product page, as you would for the other sizes.
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