Ferrari

A black horse rearing on a yellow shield. The emblem comes from Francesco Baracca, an Italian fighter ace of the First World War, whose family suggested Enzo Ferrari use it for luck. The yellow is a nod to Modena, Enzo's home town. Every Ferrari poster carries that blend of legend, engineering and Italian pride.

Racing red and legendary shapes

Ferrari red is rosso corsa, Italy's national racing colour, and nothing on a wall grabs the eye quite like it. The shapes are just as famous: the 1962 250 GTO, built to win GT races; the 1984 Testarossa with its slatted side strakes; the 1987 F40, made for the company's 40th birthday and the last Ferrari personally signed off by Enzo himself. Each one has a signature detail that looks superb on paper: the GTO's long nose and vents, the Testarossa's wide hips, the F40's huge fixed rear wing.

In Formula 1, the Scuderia is the only team to have raced in every season since 1950. Michael Schumacher's five straight titles in red in the early 2000s still mean a lot to fans who grew up watching Sunday Grands Prix.

Ferrari wall art ideas

Bright red breathes best against a calm backdrop: white, concrete grey or light wood. One large F40 print above a desk does more than a cluster of small frames. For a very Italian pairing, hang it next to a Lamborghini poster; for a pit-lane mood, add something from our Formula 1 page.

Wall sets split a single image across several posters with 3 cm gaps, ideal for a GT profile running the full length of a bed or sofa.

Forza Ferrari on your wall, and you only pay when it arrives at your door.