Blue Milk Poster
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Blue Milk – Retro Swedish Milk Carton Poster
A blue-and-white striped background frames a Swedish low-fat milk carton in this playful print by Erik Fläder. Its familiar packaging and simple graphic contours turn an everyday object into colourful wall art.
A nostalgic and light-hearted kitchen poster for breakfast spaces, dining rooms and retro-inspired gallery walls.
About the artist
Erik Fläder
It feels only natural that my work is inspired by that same feeling. Colour, pattern and joy — that's what Erik Fläder is all about.
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Posters created in Sweden
Posters created in Sweden
SoPosters is a Swedish company situated in the beautiful town Strängnäs. We collaborate with creators from the whole of Sweden to be able to supply you with a unique collection of posters to fill your walls with.
Delivery information
Delivery information
Delivery to a countries in Europe 5-14 days
Right to return for 14 days.
Right to return for 14 days.
When purchasing products through our website, you as a customer have the right to withdraw from your purchase within 14 days of receiving your order. To qualify for a return, the item must be in good condition and returned in its original packaging.
Productmaterial
Productmaterial
We print on vegan, matte 210 gsm Fine Art paper from the German paper manufacturer Hahnemühle, whose history dates back to the late 16th century. Hahnemühle uses only pulp sourced from FSC- or PEFC-certified forests. The paper mill is located within a protected nature reserve, ensuring that production is both environmentally responsible and carefully regulated.
As the paper is acid-free and meets all requirements of the ISO 16245 standard, our posters are exceptionally age-resistant and can last for more than 100 years under proper conditions.
1% to Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
1% to Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
1% of the revenue goes to the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
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