Canvas pictures for the home and living room

Canvas for the living room and the home

You choose a picture, a size and proportions, and you get a stretched canvas that is ready to hang. In a large living room a wide canvas or a balanced pair usually works best; in a bedroom or hallway a smaller size keeps the feel calm.

Print quality

We print on a professional Canon printer with quality inks that give vivid color and strong resistance to fading for years.

Sizes and layouts

A single canvas, a triptych (three panels) or a gallery wall: we match it to the space and the wall. A rule of thumb: leave about 15–25 cm above a sofa or sideboard, and choose the width of the picture by the piece of furniture underneath it. Before printing we check the file against the size, so no faces or important details get cropped.

What a canvas picture costs

The price depends on the size, on a fixed price list that starts at ₪120 for 30x45 cm. The most popular living room sizes are 60x90 cm (₪280) and 70x100 cm (₪350). For bedrooms and hallways people usually choose 40x60 or 50x70. Special designs, such as a collage or a triptych, cost extra.

The full price list for every size, including the panoramic format, is on the canvas printing page.

Why no glass

A canvas picture hangs without glass: the printed fabric itself is the surface. Two things follow from that, and both change where you can hang it.

The first is no glare. A wall opposite a window or under a light fitting is exactly where a picture behind glass "disappears" in the reflection, and with canvas that simply does not happen. In a typical Israeli living room with a big window, that is often the deciding factor.

The second is weight. Without glass, a canvas is far lighter than a framed picture of the same size, so it hangs on drywall without hunting for a stud behind it.

Choosing by room

In the living room, check the viewing distance and the width of the wall; in the bedroom, a calm picture sized to the width of the bed works well; in the dining area, a wide picture balances the table. On a gallery wall you can mix several sizes, but keep the spacing between them even so the result looks planned.