Q: What size canvas print should I hang above a sofa?

Width : The general rule is that the width of the artwork above a sofa should be between two-thirds and three-quarters the width of the sofa, though many designers today push closer to 80% for a more intentional, contemporary look. For a 90-inch sofa that means art in the 60-72 inch range. If you are considering a diptych or triptych, the combined width of all panels plus the space between them counts as the total artwork width. Height : the bottom of the piece should sit 6-8 inches above the sofa back to feel connected rather than floating. The center of the artwork should be at eye level of an average height person. You can push the height higher for more drama. When in doubt, use a sticky-note for the corners of the panels on your wall before ordering — it takes two minutes and eliminates guesswork. We are also happy to advise if you share a photo of your space.

Q: I can't find answers to my question

Check the " Detailed FAQ " link in the footer of the website. If you still can't find your answer, please contact us. We usually reply within 24 hours.

Question 1

What is the difference between rolled canvas and stretched canvas?

Accepted Answer

Rolled canvas is printed and shipped in a protective tube. It is ideal for clients who prefer to have the canvas framed or stretched locally, or for shipments where a tube travels more reliably and cheaper than a framed piece. Stretched canvas is mounted on solid wood stretcher bars, gallery-wrapped, and arrives ready to hang with no additional framing required.

Question 2

How do I choose the right size for large walls?

Accepted Answer

Every product listing includes a reference image showing the best way to measure your walls for the size of the artwork. Please measure your wall space carefully before ordering — the vast majority of return requests are due to incorrect size selection. When in doubt, we are happy to advise if you share a photo of your space.

Question 3

What size canvas print should I hang above a sofa?

Accepted Answer

Width: The general rule is that the width of the artwork above a sofa should be between two-thirds and three-quarters the width of the sofa, though many designers today push closer to 80% for a more intentional, contemporary look. For a 90-inch sofa that means art in the 60-72 inch range. If you are considering a diptych or triptych, the combined width of all panels plus the space between them counts as the total artwork width.

Height: the bottom of the piece should sit 6-8 inches above the sofa back to feel connected rather than floating. The center of the artwork should be at eye level of an average height person. You can push the height higher for more drama.

When in doubt, use a sticky-note for the corners of the panels on your wall before ordering — it takes two minutes and eliminates guesswork. We are also happy to advise if you share a photo of your space.

Question 4

Are prints made to order?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all canvas reproductions are made to order. Each print is produced specifically for your order at our carefully selected printing vendors in Southern California. This is important to understand before purchasing, as it directly affects our return and restocking policy.

Question 5

What if my print arrives damaged or has a production defect?

Accepted Answer

We replace it immediately and without hassle. If your print arrives damaged in shipping or leaves our studio with a production issue, contact us with a photo of the damaged item, and we will ship a replacement right away.

Question 6

I can't find answers to my question

Accepted Answer

Check the "Detailed FAQ" link in the footer of the website. If you still can't find your answer, please contact us. We usually reply within 24 hours.

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