Cars

Some people pin up holiday photos; others pin up a racing livery. Car posters freeze a slice of speed on your wall: blocks of colour, a race number, lines as taut as the last straight before the braking zone. Aurify's car section gathers all of that into posters printed in Tunisia.

The livery: graphic design at full throttle

A racing livery is pure design. Ferrari red, McLaren papaya, the silver of the Mercedes Silver Arrows: you recognise a team by its colours before you read its name. The section borrows straight from that world, with flat blocks of colour, race numbers and stripes running across the poster as they would across bodywork.

The Formula 1 page celebrates that paddock look, while Motorsport widens the frame to endurance racing and the vintage liveries of the 1970s, when cars looked like posters on wheels.

In Tunisia, car culture lives at the weekend too: meets of enthusiasts, lovingly prepared cars, endless debates about wheels and exhaust notes. A poster is simply the wall-mounted version of that conversation, there to keep you company while you dream of your next build or your first track day.

What you'll find

• JDM & drift: Japanese car-park nights, tail lights through tyre smoke, rubber screaming on tarmac. Head to JDM & Drift.
• Legendary marques: Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, BMW M, Mercedes-AMG and McLaren, each with its own temperament.
• Rally: the Group B Rally era of the mid-1980s, when monstrously powerful cars flew over gravel and snow past crowds standing at the roadside.
• Classics: the profiles of old GT coupés on cream backgrounds, for those who prefer elegance to smoke, collected under Classics.

Where to hang a car poster

The garage and the workshop are obvious homes, but a car poster also works wonders in a study: one clean livery above the monitor adds energy without clutter. In a sim-racing rig, line up two or three posters at eye level, like a row of pit garages.

For a big wall, the panorama format is hard to beat: three posters hung landscape, 3 cm apart, with a drift sweeping across the full width of the sofa. Play with contrast, night scenes on a pale wall and cream liveries on a dark one. A raw metal shelf or a scale model underneath finishes the look.

If you share a room, a car poster is also a good neutral choice: clean lines and strong colour work with almost any decor, from a minimalist white bedroom to a cluttered workshop full of tools and spare parts.

Whether you dream of circuits, mountain passes or Tokyo nights, your wall can pick up speed. We deliver to all 24 governorates, and you pay on delivery.