Wall Art

How to choose the right size

Measure the wall first, so the piece you choose fills it well.

Art prints run from A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) to 100 x 150 cm. Framed prints run from A4 to 90 x 120 cm. Canvas runs from A4 to 100 x 150 cm. Larger sizes appear on the pieces that suit them. A landscape piece turns on the spot, swapping width and height.

Our room photos show it: two 50 x 70 cm canvases above a sofa and one 70 x 100 cm canvas above a bed. A4 and A3 lean together with no mount on a mantel. In a kitchen, A4 to A2 fits well.

Each artwork page opens on 50 x 70 cm in a natural frame with no mount. Every artwork shows the sizes it prints best at. A size appears where the picture can fill the shape after a slight trim and the file holds detail at that scale.

Canvas, framed or art print

An art print is the sheet on its own. It is an archival giclée on 200gsm matte paper, with a textured etching stock as an upgrade on some sizes. A frame you already own does the rest, so start with our archival art prints.

A framed print arrives ready to hang. The moulding is slim at 20 mm, in oak look, black or white, with perspex in front in place of glass. Standard framing has no mount, and you can add a white mount if you want one. Our framed wall art saves a trip to a framer.

Canvas hangs unglazed: 400gsm canvas over a 38 mm stretcher. The mirrored wrap keeps the full picture on the face and repeats the edge down each side. You can add a float frame or a classic frame in black, white or oak look. Our canvas wall art is the softer choice for a large wall. Hanging hardware is not included with canvas, so you add your own hook or wall fitting.

Our house brands and the Museum Collection

House brands are pieces we publish under our own names: Sea Baths, Clay & Ink, Gum & Glaze and Brim & Bather. The brand name is the byline. Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools. The painted look is built in the file, and each piece is printed as a giclée.

The Sea Baths range works the Australian coast in that loose style: golden hills, red dunes, ocean pools and boatsheds. Clay & Ink goes abstract in ochre and oxblood, and Gum & Glaze sets banksia as still life. Brim & Bather puts people at long lunches.

The Museum Collection covers the other half: classic works by painters, printmakers and designers whose copyright has expired. Image files come from museums, libraries and public image archives. We clean dust, marks and colour drift from the scan and repaint nothing. Credit lines name the collection that holds the original where our records do, and read public domain otherwise. We print these pieces ourselves, and no museum or library endorses them.

Running alongside are the Australian Masters set from the Heidelberg School, Ellis Rowan botanicals, Japanese Woodblock and William Morris.

You can also have the same pictures as an Exhibition poster. The image sits on paper, with the artist's name, title, year and dates set in our own type. Choose the Gallery version on a paper ground, or the Colour version, which borrows a colour from the picture. Same cost as the plain print, and the poster names no museum or exhibition.

Printed in Australia

Every piece is printed in Australia and leaves us within 3 to 5 business days.

Printing happens here, so each piece is made locally. Delivery costs $10 per order for standard or $15 per order for express, added at checkout.

The preview crop is exactly what prints, so check it at the size you choose.

Wall art for business

Offices, cafés and rentals often have more wall to fill than a home does.

Order five or more of the same artwork and the price per piece drops. The quantity pricing sits on the product page.

Where the wall calls for your own image, upload a photo to our custom canvas prints, custom framed prints or custom box frames.