- 12-month warranty
- Dutch Design
- 4.7/5 Rated
- Recyclable
'Winglet' by Tim Lautensack
Ever thought of adding a touch of the skies to your space? Imagine the sleek, futuristic lines of a plane’s wing soaring across your wall. That’s what this IXXI wall art brings to you! Designed by Tim Lautensack, it’s a bold, blue and grey digital art piece that feels like a modern adventure.
You’ll love how easy it is to hang this piece. No nails or tools required — it's printed on demand and crafted in the Netherlands. This means it's not only lightweight and safe but also sustainable and recyclable.
Picture it in your hallway or office. It’s a conversation starter and a daily reminder of the thrill of travel. Plus, it’s super easy to switch up your space whenever you feel like it. So, why not bring a piece of the sky indoors?
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"Très beau rendu"
Anonymous
July 21, 2026
"Heel mooi staat de roodborst van Elke op onze nieuwe toiletruimte"
Arrie
June 19, 2026
"Love, love, LOVE my new IXXI. It has turned a pretty vanilla bathroom into a wow bathroom. Would highly recommend. "
Chris
June 16, 2026
"Waanzinnig blij mee😍"
Karin
June 12, 2026
"Absolutely love my IXXI and the customer service fantastic, couldn't be happier.
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Jolanda
June 2, 2026
"Excellent, high-quality decorations that are easy to install and change, offering the same renewed satisfaction of a truly beautiful wall decoration.
Another fun and clever way to bring color and light into your home. Highly recommended.
Thank you so much, IXXI."
Anonymous
May 25, 2026
"Quick delivery, good quality, amazing design. Thank you ixxi."
Bogi
May 6, 2026
"Bought our 2nd Ixxi and we’re loving it.
Double sided this time si double the fun.
So easy to install "
Caroline
March 13, 2026
"eenvoudig te bevestigen, veel keuze in afbeeldingen"
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March 7, 2026
"At first, it looks like an impressive task to get it all set up, but it's actually quite a quick process. Currently, I have a very nice addition to my living room! Although I'm not sure whether to cut off the last piece or extend it further in the future."
Anonymous
March 7, 2026