The Interiors Update: Prints From 9 Independent Artists We Love 

Nothing freshens up your home like a new piece of art – so we’ve selected prints by some of our favourite independent artists to brighten up your space...

I’m In Your Hands by Lakwena Maciver

Lakwena Maciver’s work radiates optimism. Known for her bold typography and kaleidoscopic colour palettes, the London-based artist creates striking visual mantras, such as this. £100, Lakwena Maciver

City Scapes: Bar Hong Kong Restaurant by Filipp Jenikäe

With a playful nod to pop art, German artist Filipp Jenikäe captures the everyday charm and urban energy of cities around the world. His vibrant, detail-rich prints turn familiar scenes into dreamlike postcards, one for those who love to travel! £53, Filipp Jenikäe

Vinvelli by Osheen Siva

Goa-based artist Osheen Siva’s work envisions radical futures through a distinctly queer, feminist lens. Vinvelli is a vivid portal into her universe of alternate realities and decolonised worlds. ₹3,450, Osheen Siva Shop

Pedal to the Metal by Carlos Hernandez

Carlos Hernandez’s screenprints burst with texture, attitude, and cultural relevance. Drawing on Mexican-American iconography and collage techniques, Pedal to the Metal is a gritty, high-octane celebration of music, movement and identity. $150, Carlos Hernandez Prints

Your’e doing your’e best by Babak Ganjei

Typos included – and very much on purpose. British-Iranian artist’s Babak Ganjei’s dry humour and deadpan affirmations have made his text-based works cult favourites. This piece is a gentle, relatable reminder that effort is enough. From £65, Babak Ganjei 

Green House by Ella Carty

Inspired by the wild beauty of the Cornish coast, Ella Carty’s abstract works are layered with emotion, movement and vibrant colour. “Green House is inspired by the sub-tropical plants grown in my green house in the height of summer,” she says. £60,96, Etsy

The Crown XI by Ayobola Kekere-Ekun

Johannesburg-based artist Ayobola Kekere-Ekun creates intricate, paper-based works rich in texture. Her art explores themes of identity, power, and the politics of femininity – each piece, whether large or small, tells a beautiful story. $200, Artsy

Calla Lily Vendor Reds Canvas by Evelyn Galindo

Evelyn Galindo, the El Salvador artist known as Dr G, uses bold colours and visual symbolism to centre Latinx narratives and diasporic identity. Through her prints, she merges her work in science, her culture, and personal memory. From $57, Dr G Art Lab

Fantasia 15 by Carolina Rodriguez Romero

Colombian artist Carolina Rodriguez Romero’s Fantasia series captures the essence of childhood, using coloured pencils and a freehand style to embrace the wonder of youth. £85, Studio Parga