Landmark prints with a personal story
Landmarks Wall Art, answered
A few practical details for choosing your travel art.
How do I choose travel wall art?
Start with a place that means something to you, then find an image you enjoy in its own right. A familiar location is a good starting point, but the composition is what you’ll look at every day.
Should I choose canvas, framed canvas, or HD metal?
Canvas gives artwork a soft sheen, while framed canvas adds a border in satin black, satin white, or natural wood. HD metal brings out colour and fine detail with a semi-gloss finish and works throughout the home, including living rooms, bedrooms, and offices. Its waterproof, humidity-resistant surface also makes it a good choice for bathrooms and kitchens.
Can I hang the prints as a pair or a group of three?
Yes, you can choose separate prints to display together. Start with 2–3 inches (5–7.5 cm) between the frames and consider their combined width. Shared colours can connect the pieces, but don’t assume they form one continuous panorama unless that is confirmed for the specific artwork.
Where are your travel art prints made?
Every print is made to order in our Toronto, Ontario studio. We print, finish, check, and ship the artwork from there, with framing handled in-house where applicable.