See the proportions.
These outlines share one scale: 5 pixels represent one inch of print. They compare the print area, without a frame. Measure your own wall and any frame’s outer dimensions before ordering.
Choose for the space.
| Format | Selected sizes | A place to start |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday rectangle | 8×10, 16×20 | A coffee corner or kitchen wall |
| Medium rectangle | 12×16, 18×24 | A menu or art beside a counter |
| Tall rectangle | 12×18, selected 24×36 | A composition with room to breathe |
| Square | 10×10, 12×12 | A balanced shelf or wall grouping |
| Narrow | 8×20, 10×24 | A slim wall or a vertical pause |
All dimensions are in inches. Each design has its own deliberately selected sizes; the table is a guide to the assortment, not a promise that every design has every size. A print and its frame may have different outer dimensions.
Give the art a little breathing room.
Use paper or painter’s tape to mark the actual size on your wall. Check it from where you usually stand and sit. Keep art away from heat, steam, splashes, and direct prolonged sunlight.
A frame is a physical choice.
An unframed print includes the print only. A scene may contain shelves, stands, and styling props that are not included. Narrow 8×20 and 10×24 prints and small 5×7 prints are unframed launch formats. A printed white border is not a physical mat.
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