Description
Puzzle your way through a neon-drenched cityscape, piecing together the bold, bright colours of this premium 1000-piece puzzle. With a design that channels both retro and futuristic vibes, SKYLINE is a challenging jigsaw that offers hours of fun for puzzle nerds and puzzle noobs alike!
PREMIUM PIECES WITH DREAMY NEON HUES
Glowing pinks, purples, oranges and blues fill this stunning city skyline, designed by illustrator Romain Trystram. The Morocco-based French artist is known for his abstract style and retro colour palette, which he uses here to build lofty skyscrapers, traditional-style sailboats and even the calm waters of the harbour.
SATISFYING PUZZLING FOR ALL
At Cloudberries, we want to ensure puzzlers of all ages and abilities can enjoy assembling our jigsaws. So, while this 1000-piece puzzle is designed to provide a bit of a challenge, it’s also loads of fun to put together. Some areas might be tricky, but you’ll also find easy sections packed with gentle gradients and small details that help you piece together the skyline.
MADE IN EUROPE WITH LOVE
Beautiful designs are just part of what we do here at Cloudberries. We also want our puzzles to feel amazing in your hands. We basically don’t stop thinking about puzzles, and we know it makes all the difference to work with thick puzzle pieces that fit together just perfectly!
To help make sure even the nerdiest of puzzle nerds are satisfied, we make all of our jigsaws here in Europe from the best materials, with a textured linen finish that helps reduce pesky glare. We’ve extended this crazy attention to detail to the packaging too; our simple, pure-matte boxes look good enough to be given as gifts or sit with pride of place on the bookshelf.
COMMITTED TO SUSTAINABILITY
Design and sustainability go hand in hand here at Cloudberries. We’re committed to reducing our impact on the planet and are always looking for new ways we can improve on this. We are the only puzzle company to make a pledge to plant one tree for every puzzle sold, whether you buy directly from us or through our carefully selected stockists. Both our jigsaws and their boxes use FSC-certified paper and cardboard from sustainably managed forests.
Liz Ridley (verified owner) –
Really great quality and lovely design. Initially difficult to make a start but got going in the middle3 section and soon made progress. Slowed when finishing the water and the particularly the sky. So overall quite challenging and more difficult than it looks but it doesn’t get frustrating. Highly recommend.
Tasha (verified owner) –
Really great quality puzzle and lots of fun to put together. Quite challenging since it has lots of very similar colours but not too hard that it is boring at all. Lovely design once completed as well!
Meg (verified owner) –
I didn’t fully consider how challenging this puzzle would be. It’s a lot of similar shades of blue! That said, the design is absolutely beautiful and it is definitely one of my favorite puzzles to date. My first Cloudberries puzzle but certainly not my last.
Tiphaine (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful. Very good quality as usual. The design is breathtaking and it was really fun putting it together. Not to easy and not to hard just the right amount of fun! And the delivery was very fast too!
Wendy Carlyle (verified owner) –
Crikey this was challenging! The finished picture was beautiful and I was glad I had persevered, but it took me longer than usual and I was frustrated at times. I always begin a puzzle by sorting out the edges and building the frame, and this was particularly difficult because so much of it was dark blue. On a positive note, the pieces only fit where they should, so if there was any room for manoeuvre then it probably meant they were misplaced. At one point I gave up on the frame to focus on the buildings which were very satisfying to do. The puzzle moved on apace till I reached the sky. There are some elements to help with its completion such as the contrails, the light pollution and the moon but this was still the more tedious section of the puzzle. That is the only reason I have given this puzzle four instead of five stars. It’s still worth doing!