A royal flush set is a group of prints designed to hang together, usually a run of cards within one suit or a paired court card piece like a king and queen shown side by side. The style and palette stay consistent across each piece in the set, so the group reads as a single display rather than mismatched prints.

It varies by piece. Some are two-print pairs, like a king and queen shown together. Others run three or more prints across a single suit. Check the product photos on each listing to see exactly what is included before you order.

A card table or bar wall is the classic spot, since a full matched run reads best with room to spread out. They also work above a console table or a long stretch of hallway wall where several pieces in a line create a strong, deliberate line of sight.

Yes. A poker royalty or card suits single works well as an accent piece next to a matched set, as long as the palette stays consistent. Keep the set together as its own group and let the single piece sit apart rather than breaking up the run.

Keep every piece in the set the same size for a clean line. 16x20 or 18x24 per piece works well for a 3 to 5 piece run. For a two-piece king and queen pairing, sizing up to 24x36 each gives the set more presence as a focal wall.