Two playing cards, one king and one queen, rendered in high-contrast black and white and sold as a coordinated set. This wooden wall art duo brings graphic edge to living room walls, bedroom headboards and game rooms, with sizes scaled from 60 x 80 cm to 90 x 120 cm.
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The king faces forward. The queen answers him from the other panel. VINOXO's Black Vintage Playing Cards set places both court cards on engineered wood, printed in uncompromising black and white and sized to be read from across a room. Sold as a pair, the two panels are built to be hung as one composition — mirrored either side of a headboard, stacked above a desk, or split across a gallery wall.
Playing cards are among the most recognisable graphics in the world, and that recognition is what gives this set its pull. The king and queen motif sits at the centre of the composition, framed in the clean geometry of a card face rather than a photographic scene. Nothing is blurred, nothing is ornamental for its own sake. The result is a wall duo that reads as graphic design first and nostalgia second.
Each panel is made from engineered wood, a base chosen for stability and for holding a crisp edge over time. The artwork sits flat and true across the board, so the black-on-white contrast stays sharp rather than softening at the corners. A hook is fitted on the back of each piece for straightforward mounting on standard interior walls.
The set is offered in two presentations. The framed version gives each card a structured border that adds depth and definition, letting the artwork sit fractionally proud of the wall. The plaque version strips that border away entirely — a flat, frameless panel that suits a pared-back or minimalist scheme. Both share the same wooden construction and the same black and white artwork; the difference is entirely one of presence.
Three size tiers are available, and the measurements describe the pair as a whole as well as each individual panel:
The largest configuration gives the pair real scale, which matters when the wall behind a sofa or bed runs wide and tall. The smaller tier keeps the same proportions in a footprint better suited to tighter walls or secondary spaces.
Each panel weighs approximately 1.5 kg, giving a combined weight of roughly 3 kg across the set. That is light enough to hang individually on a standard interior wall. Symmetry is the natural arrangement — one card either side of a central feature such as a bed, a console or a monitor — but the two panels also work stacked vertically or spaced evenly across a longer run of wall.
Because the palette stops at black and white, the set sits comfortably alongside neutral paint, bare plaster or darker statement walls, and holds its own next to leather seating, brushed metal fittings or dark timber furniture. It suits bedrooms, living rooms, studies and game rooms equally; the graphic strength does the work in any of them.
For a coordinating arrangement, the Ace of Clubs Wooden Wall Art extends the same playing card language to a single-panel format, and the wider bedroom wall art collection carries the theme further.
The set contains two coordinated wooden wall art panels — one king and one queen playing card — in a black and white design. They are sold together as a matched pair.
Three sizes are offered: 60 x 80 cm total (two panels of 40 x 60 cm each), 75 x 100 cm total (two panels of 50 x 75 cm each), and 90 x 120 cm total (two panels of 60 x 90 cm each).
The framed variant gives each card a structured border that adds depth, while the plaque variant is frameless and flat for a minimalist look. Both use the same wooden construction and the same black and white artwork.
Each panel weighs approximately 1.5 kg, so the pair comes to roughly 3 kg in total. A hook is fitted on the back of each piece for mounting on a standard interior wall.
Yes. Because the set is supplied as two individual panels, each with its own rear hook, they can be hung side by side, mirrored around a central feature, stacked vertically, or placed apart on different walls.
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