Sherlock Holmes Poster Set: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes & The Hound of the Baskervilles

For anyone who loves a well-turned mystery and a foggy London night, this trio brings together three essential chapters of the Sherlock Holmes canon. From the detective's earliest triumphs to his darker, later cases and his most famous brush with the supernatural, it is a set built for readers who like their walls as clever as their bookshelves.

Why these three belong together

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote Holmes across four decades, and this set spans the beginning, middle and most celebrated middle-period case of that career. Together they trace how the detective's world grew from tidy Baker Street deductions into moor-bound dread and shadowy late-life intrigue, all while keeping justice and loyal friendship at the centre.

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892)

The collection that made Holmes a household name, gathering twelve short stories first serialised in The Strand Magazine. Here we meet the detective's dazzling deductive method in full flow, alongside the steady, admiring presence of Dr Watson, in cases that set the template for detective fiction ever after.

The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (1927)

The final collection of Holmes stories, written when Conan Doyle was exploring darker and stranger territory. Across its twelve cases, Holmes investigates a suspected Sussex vampire, a veiled lodger with a disfigured face, a retired colourman under suspicion of murder, and a man afflicted with a rare tropical disease, proof that even late in his career the detective's curiosity never dimmed.

The Hound of the Baskervilles (1902)

Perhaps the most famous Holmes novel of all, this atmospheric tale sends the detective onto the fog-wrapped moors to investigate a ghostly, glowing hound and a curse said to haunt the wealthy Baskerville family. Equal parts gothic horror and rational detection, it remains a defining example of Conan Doyle's storytelling at its most gripping.

Styling your Sherlock Holmes wall

This set suits a study, hallway or reading nook where a little mystery feels at home. For a moody, book-lined look, try black or natural wood frames to echo Baker Street's Victorian gaslight charm, or choose white for a cleaner, more contemporary display. Each print in this set is available in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square or Edge styles, so you can mix a crisp graphic look with something softer, or keep all three prints matching for a tidy, gallery-style row. Framed or unframed, the three combine well hung in a straight line above a desk or sofa, or arranged in a small triangular cluster for a more relaxed, curated feel.