Your wall isn't the same as your neighbor's wall. Your desk setup isn't the same as the one you saw on Instagram. So sizing isn't about rules—it's about understanding scale, viewing distance, and how much presence you want a print to have in your space.
We make five sizes. Each works for different spaces and intentions. Here's how they compare.
Screens lie. A print that looks large online can feel small on a wall. Seeing artwork in relation to the human body helps put scale into perspective. Below you can compare each available size next to an average person.
There is no universal rule, but there are patterns that work consistently.
Small, quiet pieces. Ideal for shelves, desks, or gallery walls.
A flexible size. Works well above sideboards, in entryways, or smaller rooms.
Statement size. Best above sofas, beds, or as a focal point on a clean wall.
Architectural scale. For large walls, open spaces, or when the artwork should define the room.
If you are unsure, start with these three checks:
Your art print should typically fill 60–75% of the available wall width. Measure the space first, then choose a size that creates balance rather than leaving excess empty space.
If the piece is an accent, a smaller format works. If it should define the room or sit above a sofa or bed, choose a larger size than you initially consider.
The further away you stand, the larger the artwork needs to be to feel present. If you are between two sizes, the larger format is usually the more considered choice.
Each format creates a different presence. There is no better or worse, only different intentions.
Framed prints offer the most complete and balanced presentation. Each piece arrives professionally mounted, sealed, and ready to hang — preserving the artwork while creating a refined, finished presence from the start.
Available in black, brown, natural, or white wooden frames.
Unframed prints are available for those who prefer custom framing or already have existing frames. This option offers flexibility but does not include protective glazing or mounting.
For a fully considered presentation, we recommend the framed option.
Canvas prints add depth and subtle texture, creating a softer, more immersive presence than framed paper. Each piece is produced using professional Giclée printing on premium canvas and hand-stretched over a solid wooden frame for durability and structural stability.
This format works especially well in modern interiors where the artwork should feel integrated into the space rather than enclosed behind glazing.
Our most sculptural presentation. Framed canvas combines the depth of stretched canvas with a surrounding wooden frame, adding visual weight and architectural presence.
This format works particularly well for larger sizes and statement pieces, creating a defined structure while maintaining the texture and depth of the canvas surface.
If you’re deciding between sizes or formats, imagine the piece in your space for a moment. Should it quietly support the room, or confidently define it?
When in doubt, the more considered choice is often the larger or framed option — offering balance, protection, and long-term presence.
For further details on materials, production, and delivery, visit our FAQ.
