Urban Luxury
Cobalt swells cut by vermillion and sumi black — a piece with enough movement to carry a whole wall, and enough restraint to live with every day.
Shop the PrintCobalt and vermillion carry the polish of a downtown apartment rather than the softness of a country house. In a city home with good light and hard surfaces, the piece reads as deliberate rather than decorative.
The Japanese line work is unmistakable, but nothing about the piece announces itself as souvenir art. It belongs to a room assembled by someone with a global eye, not a themed one.
Now that the house is yours again, the main wall can take a full-scale work. The composition was built to hold a long, open-plan wall without needing anything hung beside it.
The diagonal current runs corner to corner, which lets a single print set the tone for an entire living room rather than decorating one corner of it.
Cobalt, vermillion, and sumi black carry the whole composition. The result reads as confident rather than busy, even at full mural scale.
Flat colour fields and hard-edged foam owe their structure to Japanese woodblock printing, where a wave is built from shapes rather than shading. It is a modern, digital reading of a very old discipline.
Kokoro no Uneri
Placed behind a lounge chair or sofa, the diagonal draws the eye across the wall and gives the room a centre. Guests orient themselves to it before they sit down.
People recognise the wave immediately. The abstraction leaves them something to talk about without you having to supply a caption for it.
Hosting colleagues or family in a room that carries one serious work gives the evening a different register — closer to a private collection than a decorated house.
This is a piece built on saturation, which makes the finish a real decision rather than a detail.
Acrylic prints face-mount the image behind clear acrylic, pushing the cobalt deeper and making the vermillion read as though it is lit from within. For this artwork it is the finish that shows the colour at full strength.
Metal prints use HD sublimation on brushed aluminium for a matte-to-satin surface. The palette cools slightly and the brushwork comes forward — an ultra-sleek option for a harder-edged room.
Acrylic suits warm rooms with lamps and wood; metal suits concrete, glass, and daylight. Fine art paper and canvas are also offered if you prefer a softer surface.
Waves of Emotion
Select acrylic or metal, and the size that fits your wall — from a single accent panel to a full-wall mural.
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Prints arrive ready to hang and are backed by Pictorem's 30-day money-back guarantee, so the decision is entirely risk-free.
Order Waves of Emotion — Kokoro no Uneri in the format and scale that suits your wall.
Shop This PieceSee how this piece sits alongside the wider body of work in the KOSAKI DESIGN gallery.
View the Full CollectionOne considered work, chosen well, does more for a reclaimed room than a wall of smaller pieces ever will.