Wall Art
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How do I choose a stock for a bright or busy space?
For bright areas, canvas prints work well because no canvas finish uses glass, so the print has no glare and nothing to shatter. For a busy space, Custom Framed Prints use matte fine art paper at 170 gsm placed under shatterproof plexiglass. Both are made to order from a supplied photo, artwork or digital file.
What should a business ordering wall art for the first time decide first?
Decide where the piece will hang or stand and how much light the space gets. Custom Framed Prints include a fold out stand and hanging hardware, so they work on shelves and walls. Custom Canvas Prints suit a bright wall because there is no glass to cause glare. Then choose the finish color from black, oak finish or white.
How does a framed print hold up in use?
Custom Framed Prints are made on matte fine art paper at 170 gsm placed under shatterproof plexiglass within a natural pine frame. The plexiglass gives a strong front in a busy space. The fold out stand and hanging hardware allow the piece to stand on a desk or hang on a wall without extra fittings.
How do I prepare my artwork for a canvas print?
Supply a photo, artwork or digital file. Our team reviews the file before it goes to print, and you receive a digital proof to review and make revisions for the perfect print. You sign off on the proof before anything goes to press, so the image is confirmed before production.
Which wall art product suits a bright window area?
For a bright window area, choose Custom Canvas Prints. No canvas finish uses glass, so the print has no glare and nothing to shatter. This keeps the artwork easy to view in direct light. Choose a gallery wrap, a floating frame or a classic frame, then pick black, oak finish or white for a framed edge if needed.
What framed size should I choose for a small shelf or desk?
The A4 framed print measures 210 mm x 297 mm, which suits a small shelf or desk. The A3 measures 297 mm x 420 mm and the A2 measures 420 mm x 594 mm when you need more visual presence. All framed photo prints include a fold out stand and hanging hardware, so they can move between shelf and wall.
How do I choose a canvas finish for a given room?
Think about the edge you want. Gallery wrap and floating frame both wrap the printed image around all four sides on 38 mm deep pine stretcher bars. Classic frame uses a 19 mm profile with a plain white edge. Floating frame and classic frame finishes come in black, oak finish or white, so the surround can match the room.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose a stock for a bright or busy space?
For bright areas, canvas prints work well because no canvas finish uses glass, so the print has no glare and nothing to shatter. For a busy space, Custom Framed Prints use matte fine art paper at 170 gsm placed under shatterproof plexiglass. Both are made to order from a supplied photo, artwork or digital file.
What should a business ordering wall art for the first time decide first?
Decide where the piece will hang or stand and how much light the space gets. Custom Framed Prints include a fold out stand and hanging hardware, so they work on shelves and walls. Custom Canvas Prints suit a bright wall because there is no glass to cause glare. Then choose the finish color from black, oak finish or white.
How does a framed print hold up in use?
Custom Framed Prints are made on matte fine art paper at 170 gsm placed under shatterproof plexiglass within a natural pine frame. The plexiglass gives a strong front in a busy space. The fold out stand and hanging hardware allow the piece to stand on a desk or hang on a wall without extra fittings.
How do I prepare my artwork for a canvas print?
Supply a photo, artwork or digital file. Our team reviews the file before it goes to print, and you receive a digital proof to review and make revisions for the perfect print. You sign off on the proof before anything goes to press, so the image is confirmed before production.
Which wall art product suits a bright window area?
For a bright window area, choose Custom Canvas Prints. No canvas finish uses glass, so the print has no glare and nothing to shatter. This keeps the artwork easy to view in direct light. Choose a gallery wrap, a floating frame or a classic frame, then pick black, oak finish or white for a framed edge if needed.
What framed size should I choose for a small shelf or desk?
The A4 framed print measures 210 mm x 297 mm, which suits a small shelf or desk. The A3 measures 297 mm x 420 mm and the A2 measures 420 mm x 594 mm when you need more visual presence. All framed photo prints include a fold out stand and hanging hardware, so they can move between shelf and wall.
How do I choose a canvas finish for a given room?
Think about the edge you want. Gallery wrap and floating frame both wrap the printed image around all four sides on 38 mm deep pine stretcher bars. Classic frame uses a 19 mm profile with a plain white edge. Floating frame and classic frame finishes come in black, oak finish or white, so the surround can match the room.
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Framed Prints and Canvas for the Wall
When a wall needs a personal image rather than a catalog print, the range offers two routes. Custom Framed Prints are framed wall art built on a natural pine frame and ready to hang. Custom Canvas Prints are printed on artist grade canvas and finished as a gallery wrap, floating frame or classic frame. The framed route brings a structured finish, while the canvas route brings a soft, tactile surface. Both suit rooms where the artwork should match the wall rather than the other way around. The two routes can serve different walls in the same space without changing the image.
Choosing Between Framed and Canvas
The choice comes down to edge, light and how the piece is handled. A room that needs a structured edge and the ability to move between shelf and wall tends to suit framed art, because the framed route is fitted with a fold out stand and hanging hardware. A room that needs a soft, tactile surface tends to suit the canvas route, where the edge can be wrapped for side views or kept plain. Think about bright windows and side views before you commit to an edge, then match the frame finish to the room.
Framed Print Materials and Frame Colors
Custom framed prints are produced on 170 gsm matte fine art paper behind shatterproof plexiglass, held in a frame offered in black, oak finish or white. A supplied photo printed on this paper becomes framed photo prints with a matte paper face and a protective front layer. The frame color can match surrounding woodwork or wall color. The plexiglass layer keeps the paper surface clean across desk and wall placements.
Canvas Print Finishes and Frame Profiles
Canvas prints are made on 400 gsm artist grade canvas with fade resistant pigment inks, stretched over European knotless pine stretcher bars. A gallery wrap uses 38 mm deep bars and wraps the printed image around all four sides. A floating frame also wraps the image around all four sides and adds a black, oak finish or white surround, also on 38 mm deep bars. A classic frame uses a 19 mm profile and keeps a plain white edge. Because no canvas finish has glass, there is no glare and nothing to shatter. Hanging hardware is not included, so plan the wall fixing separately.
Preset Sizes, Shapes and Fitted Sizes
Preset sizes across the range run from 30 cm x 30 cm up to 60 cm x 90 cm, with steps at 30 cm x 40 cm, 40 cm x 50 cm, 50 cm x 50 cm, 50 cm x 70 cm and 70 cm x 70 cm. The square options at 30 cm, 50 cm and 70 cm suit tight alcoves and grouped walls, while the rectangular options give longer walls a wider or taller proportion. Framed print sizes sit on the A series: A4 at 210 mm x 297 mm, A3 at 297 mm x 420 mm and A2 at 420 mm x 594 mm. Because each piece is made to order from your own image, the size is matched to the file you supply.
Artwork Setup, File Review and Digital Proofs
The team reviews the file before it goes to print. That review covers the edge and frame considerations for framed artwork, so a supplied photo, artwork or digital file is checked against the surface it will sit on. After the review, you receive a digital proof to review and make revisions for the perfect print. Approving that proof is the final step before production, which means crop, color and edge fit can be confirmed while the piece is still a file.
Uses Across Studios, Offices and Hospitality
Interior designers and styling teams use the framed range on shelves, desks and entry tables where a piece needs to stand or hang without extra fittings. Office managers and reception teams work the same pieces into meeting rooms and front-of-house walls that need a structured edge. Event teams and hospitality venues use the canvas range on bright walls and temporary backdrops, where the edge and finish are chosen for a busy setting. In retail windows and cafe walls, the larger square and rectangular presets provide a made-to-order focal point in spaces that change often.