InkPoster at Maison&Objet: World’s Largest Color ePaper Art Posters with Extensive Curated Artwork Collection Update

At Maison&Objet in September 2026, InkPoster will present the two largest color ePaper art frames ever created — including Duna, designed by the iconic Pininfarina design house — alongside a major expansion of its curated art collection thanks to new artworks from Bridgeman Images. The update adds hundreds of new works to InkPoster’s gallery, bringing together art from Malevich and Mondrian to contemporary digital artists like Osinachi. Designed to give interiors more choice without making art feel like a glowing LCD screen, the expanded collection brings centuries of visual culture into homes and hospitality spaces.

At the heart of the presentation are InkPoster Duna and InkPoster Tela 40.5”, the world’s two largest color ePaper art posters, both with A1-sized color ePaper displays. Their matte, glare-free screens give digital artwork a paper-like presence, while cordless design and year-long battery life allow them to be placed without a permanent power connection. The new product category of ePaper Art Frames, first introduced in 2025, brings the idea of calm tech into the world of interior design: paper-like art that does not compete with the space around it.

Visit InkPoster at Maison&Objet in Paris, September 10-14 (hall 5A, stand C114), to see the two largest color ePaper art posters ever created and experience how large-scale ePaper can bring digital art into interiors in a natural and design-conscious way.

Centuries of Art from Bridgeman Images

The entire InkPoster range is receiving a major art update, with hundreds of new works from Bridgeman Images joining the collection. The selection brings together different artistic worlds, from Pre-Raphaelite painting and Artemisia Gentileschi’s historic works to the abstraction of Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian, Fernand Léger’s Cubism, and contemporary digital art by Osinachi. For interior designers, it offers even more possibilities to match artwork to the character of a space. From historic masterpieces to contemporary digital works, the collection brings different eras and styles together in one evolving gallery. This new art selection enriches InkPoster’s existing collection of nearly 2,000 carefully curated and licensed artworks.

Bringing Pininfarina Design & Unique Content to the Wall

Duna combines Pininfarina’s design heritage with InkPoster’s largest format yet, creating the world’s largest color ePaper art poster. Designed by the Italian studio known for some of the most recognizable automotive designs, Duna pairs an A1-sized display with a sculptural frame in milled aluminum and Alcantara. Its gently curling passepartout gives the traditional art border a new, fluid shape, balancing the cool precision of metal with the warmth and texture of fabric.

Duna also comes with an exclusive selection of Pininfarina automotive sketches, bringing part of Pininfarina’s design heritage to the wall. The collection includes one-off cars and experimental prototypes that never reached production, offering access to designs rarely seen outside the Pininfarina archives.

ePaper Technology That Lets Art Take the Lead

• Digital Art with the Feel of Paper. Both InkPoster Duna and Tela 40.5” use E Ink Spectra™ 6 screen with Sharp IGZO technology to give digital artwork a natural, paper-like visual character. A special rendering system reproduces color and tonal detail with the look of printed artwork, from the subtle shades of a Monet to the richer colors of a Van Gogh, helping large digital works sit naturally alongside paintings and prints. The reflective ePaper screen also follows the idea of calm tech, creating no glow, flicker, heat, or sound and responding to the light already present in the room. The artwork remains clear in daylight, becomes visually quieter as evening falls, and disappears in the darkness, making InkPoster a natural fit for spaces where technology should stay in the background.
• Year-Long Art. Cordless & Wireless. Swap in Seconds. InkPoster can run for up to a year on a single charge, with artwork remaining visible even when the frame is powered off. Its cordless design means the frame can go where the interior calls for it, rather than where an outlet happens to be, while the app makes it easy to change the artwork whenever the owner wants. A curated selection of licensed art spans different interiors and tastes, and personal photos can be added directly from a camera roll. With a tap, owners can change the artwork, start a slideshow, or update the display remotely – refreshing the look of a room without replacing the frame.

Visit InkPoster at Maison&Objet Paris to see Duna and Tela 40.5”, the world’s largest color ePaper art displays. September 10–14, Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, hall 5A, stand C114.