100 x 70
The 100 x 70 cm format is one of the largest standard sizes in wall art, and it stands out in any room. Whether you are choosing posters or high-quality art prints, this size offers ample room to make an impact. It works beautifully for oversize photography, statement posters and bold graphic artwork, and it gives a single wall real presence.
Because 70 x 100 cm is a standard size, ready-made frames are easy to find in most frame shops and homeware stores. That makes it simple to buy an unframed print in this size and choose a frame that suits your own room, in either portrait or landscape orientation.
What Is 70 x 100 cm in Inches?
A 70 x 100 cm print measures roughly 27.6 x 39.4 inches. In portrait it is 70 cm (27.6 in) wide and 100 cm (39.4 in) tall; in landscape the figures simply swap. The ratio is close to 1:1.43, very similar to the A series of paper sizes, so artwork designed for A1 or A2 usually scales to 70 x 100 cm with little or no cropping.
demands attention
A 100 x 70 piece makes an immediate focal point. Its size demands attention, which makes it a natural choice above a sofa, a sideboard, a bed or at the end of a hallway. One large print often looks calmer and more confident than several small ones competing for space.
The frame you choose shapes the result. Classic black adds contrast, white feels light and modern, and natural oak brings warmth. A contrasting mount draws the eye towards the centre of the artwork, though remember a mount needs a larger frame than the print itself.
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The "x 70" part of a size can describe either side, depending on orientation. Alongside 100 x 70 there are other sizes that share the 70 cm edge, such as 50 x 70 cm, which is a popular smaller standard for posters and prints.
Collectors and art lovers often mix these sizes. A 70 x 100 cm print can anchor a wall, while 50 x 70 cm pieces either side create a balanced, gallery-style arrangement.
Choosing the Perfect Frame for Your 100 x 70 Art
Start with the style of the artwork and the effect you want. Frames come in black, white, oak, walnut and metal finishes. A slim profile suits minimal and graphic prints, while a deeper profile gives more weight to bold colour or vintage designs.
At this size, sturdiness matters. Look for a rigid frame with a solid backboard, and consider acrylic glazing rather than glass, as it is lighter and safer on a large piece. UV-filtering glazing helps protect colours if the wall gets direct sun.
How to Add 100 x 70 Products to Your Cart and Order Online
When you shop for a print in this size, check that the listing states 70 x 100 cm (or 50 x 70 cm if you want the smaller standard) so it fits an off-the-shelf frame. At Laboo Studio our prints are sold unframed on premium matte museum-grade paper, sized to fit standard frames, so you can pick a frame that matches your home.
Choose your size, add the print to your basket and check out. Delivery is free in the UK on orders over £50.
Materials, Quality, and the Built Factor
A large print shows every detail, so paper quality matters. A heavyweight matte paper avoids glare and reflections, which is especially useful on a big piece hung opposite a window. Pair it with a well-made frame and the result looks polished for years.
Black and white frames remain popular for both modern and classic interiors, while oak and brass finishes are also in fashion. Whatever you choose, make sure the frame comes with sturdy hanging fixings rated for its weight.
How to Care for and Display Large Frames
When your print arrives, unpack it carefully on a clean, flat surface and handle it by the edges. Let it settle flat for a little while before framing.
To keep a framed piece in top condition, dust it gently. Use a microfibre cloth on the glazing and avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the frame.
Why the 100 x 70 Size Is Special
The scale of a 100 x 70 piece gives detail room to breathe. Photographers use it for landscapes, and posters for films, concerts and sporting events often use these proportions to show the full design without cropping.
This size also works well in gallery walls. Combining one 70 x 100 cm print with a few smaller pieces creates a curated effect in living rooms, offices and hallways alike.
Tips for a Seamless Ordering Experience
Before you order, measure your wall carefully. Mark out a 70 x 100 cm rectangle with masking tape to check the scale, and remember the frame adds a few centimetres on each side. If you plan to use a mount, buy a frame larger than the print so the mount opening fits the artwork.
Display Inspiration: Combining Products and Styles
Modern display trends encourage variety. Combine a 100 x 70 print with smaller sizes for an eclectic gallery wall, and mix black, white and wood frames to suit both classic and contemporary decor.
A white mount gives a crisp, gallery look, while a frame with no mount lets the artwork fill the space edge to edge. Both can change the feel of the same print.
What to Expect During Delivery and After Order
After you order, you will receive an email confirmation with your order details and, once dispatched, tracking information. Large prints are packed carefully to protect them in transit.
On delivery day, check your print before framing. If anything is wrong, contact the team using the details in your confirmation email.
How to Store Spare Frames and Box Goods
If you are not framing a print straight away, store it flat in its packaging, away from damp and direct heat. Keep spare frames upright with a protective sheet between each one to prevent scratches.
Avoid damp or unventilated places, as large frames and paper can warp. A quick check every few months keeps everything in good condition.
Conclusion
The 100 x 70 cm size, about 27.6 x 39.4 inches, is a standout choice for anyone who wants art, photography or posters to make a statement. Because it is a standard size, you can buy an unframed print, choose a matching frame and create a focal point that suits your home.
