Poster Overview
In the 1920s through to the 1940s, Melbourne embraced the bold lines, geometric motifs, and modern elegance of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne architecture. From prominent city buildings to streamlined suburban façades, the style reflected optimism and progress, leaving a distinctive mark on the city’s streetscape.
The Melbourne Deco Architecture Poster showcases 17 striking photographs celebrating that heritage — from grand CBD commercial buildings to local pubs, theatres, and apartment blocks. Among them are renowned landmarks such as the glittering Manchester Unity Building and the beautifully preserved McDonald’s outlet, once the much-loved United Kingdom Hotel in Clifton Hill. Together, they tell the story of Melbourne’s Deco legacy in all its variety.
Printed in vibrant color on premium 250gsm ultra matte paper, this elegant poster is available in three standard sizes: A4, A3, and A2 to suit your space.
Please note: Frames shown in product images are for display inspiration only and are not included.
Poster Details & Sizing Guide
A4 Size (210mm x 297mm): Perfect for compact spaces, standalone desk frames, or integrated as part of a larger gallery wall layout.
A3 Size (297mm × 420mm): A highly versatile mid-size print that works beautifully in home offices, bedrooms, entryways, or paired side-by-side as a series.
A2 Size (420mm x 594mm): A striking standalone statement piece. Ideally suited for prominent placement above a living room sofa, a dining table, or along a main hallway.
Paper Stock: Premium 250gs ultra matte paper with high-fidelity image reproduction.
Shipping: Shipped flat in protective packaging for convenient mounting and framing.
About the Artist
Photographed and prepared by Peter Williams, Melbourne-based photographer and creator of CDP by Peter - Capture, Design & Print.
Shipping
Flat-rate shipping within Australia: $10.00. Orders over $60.00 ship free using code OVER60 at checkout.
Returns & Refunds
To review the Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds Policy before purchasing, click here.
Poster Overview
In the 1920s through to the 1940s, Melbourne embraced the bold lines, geometric motifs, and modern elegance of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne architecture. From prominent city buildings to streamlined suburban façades, the style reflected optimism and progress, leaving a distinctive mark on the city’s streetscape.
The Melbourne Deco Architecture Poster showcases 17 striking photographs celebrating that heritage — from grand CBD commercial buildings to local pubs, theatres, and apartment blocks. Among them are renowned landmarks such as the glittering Manchester Unity Building and the beautifully preserved McDonald’s outlet, once the much-loved United Kingdom Hotel in Clifton Hill. Together, they tell the story of Melbourne’s Deco legacy in all its variety.
Printed in vibrant color on premium 250gsm ultra matte paper, this elegant poster is available in three standard sizes: A4, A3, and A2 to suit your space.
Please note: Frames shown in product images are for display inspiration only and are not included.
Poster Details & Sizing Guide
A4 Size (210mm x 297mm): Perfect for compact spaces, standalone desk frames, or integrated as part of a larger gallery wall layout.
A3 Size (297mm × 420mm): A highly versatile mid-size print that works beautifully in home offices, bedrooms, entryways, or paired side-by-side as a series.
A2 Size (420mm x 594mm): A striking standalone statement piece. Ideally suited for prominent placement above a living room sofa, a dining table, or along a main hallway.
Paper Stock: Premium 250gs ultra matte paper with high-fidelity image reproduction.
Shipping: Shipped flat in protective packaging for convenient mounting and framing.
About the Artist
Photographed and prepared by Peter Williams, Melbourne-based photographer and creator of CDP by Peter - Capture, Design & Print.
Shipping
Flat-rate shipping within Australia: $10.00. Orders over $60.00 ship free using code OVER60 at checkout.
Returns & Refunds
To review the Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds Policy before purchasing, click here.
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