A couple locked in an embrace, wrapped in ornamental robes: this is Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss (Der Kuss), painted in 1907-1908 and now in the public domain, recreated by Decorartes as a flow-line design.

It makes a fitting wedding or anniversary present and looks at home above a bed or along a hallway gallery wall.

All lines lead into the frame, so the black layer is one connected piece and no fragments fall away when you cut it. A backing board with matching outer edges comes as its own file.

The panel stands 453 mm tall and 300 mm wide, about 17.8 by 11.8 inches. Go bigger if you wish, but don’t scale it down; line widths never drop below 1.3 mm. Cut it from 3 mm (1/8 inch) MDF, acrylic or plywood, and finish the lines in black against warm wood or a gold-toned backing.

Digital download. Files included: SVG, DXF, DWG, AI, and PDF versions of the flow-line layer; SVG, DXF, and DWG versions of the backing board; one cut-lines SVG combining both layers; PNG (transparent) and JPG previews; plus a README.

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