Arsenal Highbury Stadium Art Print | London Art Deco Architecture

I created this illustration after spending time studying the architecture of Arsenal’s historic Highbury Stadium in North London.
 
What stood out to me most was the East Stand...its Art Deco facade feels more like a civic landmark than a football ground, which is something I wanted to preserve in this piece. Originally built in the 1930s, Highbury sits at a unique intersection between sport and architecture. I first came across it while exploring North London, and I’ve been drawn to its symmetry, scale, and quiet presence ever since.
 
This artwork translates that experience into a minimal architectural print, focusing on structure, rhythm, and geometry rather than just its identity as a stadium.
 
Part of the Highbury Collection
This print is part of my wider Highbury series, which explores the stadium through different formats and everyday objects, bringing architectural design into more accessible, lived-in spaces. Alongside the art print, the collection also includes:
Highbury stadium mugs
Illustrated phone cases
Greeting cards
Coaster sets
 
Each piece carries the same architectural illustration, reinterpreted for different uses — from wall art to daily objects.
 
About the Series
I wanted this collection to sit between architecture, memory, and everyday life. Highbury is one of those rare places that lives in both sporting history and architectural culture, and I liked the idea of reflecting that across different mediums.
 
This print is perfect for:
Arsenal supporters and football fans
Lovers of London architecture
Collectors of stadium art
Minimal interior spaces
Gifts for architects, designers, and football fans