Art Prints & Canvas Wall Art

Choosing a size

Unframed art prints and framed wall art share sizes from 8 x 10 in to 24 x 36 in. Art prints extend to 36 x 48 in and 40 x 60 in, and framed prints to 28 x 40 in and 33 x 47 in. Canvas sizes sit on each artwork page.

Our room pictures show a pair of 18 x 24 in canvases above a sofa. A single 24 x 36 in canvas sits above a bed. On a mantel, an 8 x 10 in and an 11 x 14 in framed print lean with no mat. As a rough guide, aim for about two thirds the width of the furniture below.

Each artwork shows the sizes it prints best at. A size appears where the picture trims down neatly and the file carries enough detail at that scale.

Canvas, framed or art print

An unframed print is a giclée on 200gsm archival matte paper.

The framed option is a slim wood frame with an oak look finish, in black or white, and clear acrylic at the front instead of glass. It arrives ready to hang, hook already fitted. A white mat is optional, and the frame comes without one as standard.

Our canvas wall art is 400gsm canvas over a stretcher about 1.5 in deep, with mirrored edges that keep the whole picture on the front. A float frame or a classic frame, in an oak look finish, black or white, is optional. Hanging hardware comes separately, so have yours ready before it arrives.

If you have a photo of your own, custom canvas prints take an upload.

Our house brands and the museum range

House brands are ready-made designs sold under our own name. The brand is the byline for Stem & Vessel, Mesa & Sage and Canoe & Crest. Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools. Each piece is printed as a giclée with a painted look, so it sits easily beside older work on the same wall.

Many designs come as a pair, and a few as a set of 3. For a child's room, browse nursery wall art.

The museum range gathers works whose copyright has expired in the USA, so anyone is free to print them. Anything first published in 1930 or earlier counts, and so do posters produced by the US government. The national park posters come from that group. Images come from the public collections of museums and libraries, and from public image archives. A credit line appears where the record names the holder. We clean each file for dust, marks and color balance, and never repaint the picture.