Formats
One piece of art, seven ways to print it
The format is the physical form your art takes — its surface, its weight, its finish. These pages explain each format we organise art by, so the choice is made on facts, not on a sales pitch.
Canvas Prints
Canvas is the classic gallery format: artwork printed on canvas fabric and wrapped around a wooden stretcher frame, so the image continues around the edges and the piece hangs with no frame required. It is light, forgiving of bright rooms, and the format most people picture when they say wall art.
Framed Canvas Prints
Framed canvas pairs a gallery-wrapped canvas with a slim floater frame — a thin border that sits around the wrap with a small shadow gap, giving the piece a finished, gallery-hung look without covering any of the image. It is the upgrade to choose when a room leans formal.
Fine Art Paper Prints
Fine art paper is the museum format: artwork printed on heavyweight, matte art paper with a smooth or lightly textured surface, made to sit behind glass in a frame. It renders fine detail and subtle tones beautifully, which is why illustrators and photographers favour it for their most detailed work.
Acrylic Prints
Acrylic prints bond the artwork to a sheet of clear acrylic glass, so light passes through the image and comes back with unusual depth and gloss. Colours look saturated, blacks look deep, and the finished piece has the polished feel of a gallery or a high-end hotel wall.
Wood Prints
Wood prints put the artwork directly onto a real wood panel, and the grain of the timber becomes part of the image — light areas let the wood show through, so every piece is subtly one of a kind. It is the warmest, most tactile format we organise art by.
Metal Prints
Metal prints infuse the artwork into a coated aluminium panel, producing a slim, frameless piece with a smooth modern surface and crisp detail. The panel is rigid, durable, and moisture-resistant, which makes metal a practical choice almost anywhere in the home.
Wall Peels
Wall peels are on our format roadmap, not yet on our shelves: removable art panels designed to press onto a smooth wall and peel away cleanly — full-size wall art with no nails and no holes. This page explains the format while we wait for a print partner who can produce them.