Pagazzi
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Framed Wall Art 30x40
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Description
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone print wall art, paired with a black frame.
Our Stylist Says
I really like the Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone framed print because it adds a touch of personality and nostalgia to any space. It works especially well in a casual living room, kids’ bedroom, or a dedicated media area for fans. The size makes it a statement piece but it's versatile enough to pair with other themed accessories or artwork. When styling, consider placing it above a sofa or desk for a focal point, and complement it with darker frames or colours in the surrounding decor to really make the art pop. It’s also an easy way to introduce a bit of magic into contemporary or eclectic interiors without feeling over the top.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
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About Pagazzi
Founded in 1980, Pagazzi is the UK's largest independent lighting retailer. They offer a wide variety of lighting options, each designed to create the perfect mood in any room, making your home feel welcoming and stylish.
Founded by the visionary Laura Pagan, Pagazzi Lighting began its journey from West George Street in Glasgow. Initially recognized as Glasgow's top lighting specialist, the brand grew quickly over the years.
From relocating to a bigger space on Sauchiehall Street to establishing multiple store formats, including Lighting Superstores and Factory Outlet Centres, Pagazzi has made its mark across various UK locations.
It's no secret that Pagazzi takes pride in being the UK's largest independent lighting retailer. Their widespread success lies not just in offering an impressive range of lights but in their dedication to customer satisfaction.
From modern and traditional to contemporary styles, they boast up to 3,000 individual products in their retail park stores. But Pagazzi's commitment goes beyond lighting; they've also introduced mirrors, artwork, and other interior accessories, catering to a broad spectrum of home décor enthusiasts.
Pagazzi's mantra is clear exceptional customer service and a promise of a delightful shopping experience. Each store promises expert advice from knowledgeable staff, ensuring customers find the perfect piece for their homes.
The brand also emphasises accessibility, ensuring ease for customers using wheelchairs or pushing prams. Their eco-friendly initiatives, such as promoting LED and low-energy bulbs, underline their commitment to sustainable choices.
A Journey from Humble Beginnings
Founded by the visionary Laura Pagan, Pagazzi Lighting began its journey from West George Street in Glasgow. Initially recognized as Glasgow's top lighting specialist, the brand grew quickly over the years.
From relocating to a bigger space on Sauchiehall Street to establishing multiple store formats, including Lighting Superstores and Factory Outlet Centres, Pagazzi has made its mark across various UK locations.
An Unwavering Commitment to Quality and Choice
It's no secret that Pagazzi takes pride in being the UK's largest independent lighting retailer. Their widespread success lies not just in offering an impressive range of lights but in their dedication to customer satisfaction.
From modern and traditional to contemporary styles, they boast up to 3,000 individual products in their retail park stores. But Pagazzi's commitment goes beyond lighting; they've also introduced mirrors, artwork, and other interior accessories, catering to a broad spectrum of home décor enthusiasts.
Prioritising Customers and Environment
Pagazzi's mantra is clear exceptional customer service and a promise of a delightful shopping experience. Each store promises expert advice from knowledgeable staff, ensuring customers find the perfect piece for their homes.
The brand also emphasises accessibility, ensuring ease for customers using wheelchairs or pushing prams. Their eco-friendly initiatives, such as promoting LED and low-energy bulbs, underline their commitment to sustainable choices.