Poster Solpol / Wrocław 70x50, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

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The Solpol / Wrocław poster presents a graphic interpretation of the iconic Solpol department store—one of the most recognizable symbols of Polish postmodernism from the 1990s. The composition employs a pastel palette: against a soft cream background, the building’s vibrant structure appears in cool blue, pale yellow, mint green, muted pink, and saturated navy. Geometric forms dominate the bold, two-dimensional layout—a tall octagonal tower with purple outlines, a sharply angled pink grid structure, and contrasting black terraces with orange lines create a rhythm characteristic of late postmodernism and Memphis design. The poster features a matte, smooth finish, and its entirely flat illustration is free of shading or visible texture. The dimensions are 70 x 50 cm. The poster’s form articulates a distinctly modernist energy, transforming the architectural chaos of 1990s Wrocław into the language of pop culture. Geometric contrasts and playful visual details evoke the unique sense of freedom found in Poland’s architectural landscape of that era. When hung on the wall, it conjures an atmosphere of urban avant-garde alongside a subtle, ironic detachment from changing realities. Pastel clouds and stylized Solpol motifs create an impression of motion and urban energy, captured on a static surface. It integrates well into modern, eclectic living rooms as well as spaces that benefit from a strong visual statement—such as a study or a bedroom dominated by light hues. The poster can be paired with minimalist furniture from the 1980s or 1990s, curated graphics, or vintage objects. Matte-finished accessories—pastel ceramics, furniture with simple volumes, or colorful textiles—will prove complementary. For a cohesive contemporary rhythm, place it alongside a geometric lamp or another poster in a similar style.