Measure the space
Measure the usable wall width and height. Above furniture, also measure the sofa, bed or sideboard so you can picture the full arrangement.
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How to Choose an Art Print Size
The best size is the one that fits your wall—and the frame you want to use. A few measurements now make the choice much easier.
One size, for each print. If you choose 8×10 inches for a set of three, you receive three separate 8×10-inch prints. It does not mean the whole set measures 8×10 inches. Frames are not included.
Try a paper outline
Mark your chosen print dimensions on scrap paper and place the outline on the wall. Leave room for the frame and neighbouring prints.
Check the menu
Available sizes vary by artwork. Choose from the actual product options, and check the artwork’s portrait, landscape or square orientation.
Reading a print size
8″ wide10″ high
Example: 8×10 inches
This is the paper size for one print. In portrait orientation it is 8 inches wide and 10 inches high.
Illustration, not an artwork or frame included with your purchase.
Using an existing frame?
Check the print size the frame accepts. A frame’s outside dimensions are usually different from the size of the artwork it holds.
If the frame has a mat, check its opening and the overlap needed to hold the print. Don’t rely only on the frame’s outer measurement.
Need a size that is not listed? Ask our team before ordering; a custom size needs confirmation.
Inches and centimetres
One inch is 2.54 centimetres. These conversions are measuring examples; they are not a promise that every product offers every size.
| Inches | Centimetres |
|---|---|
| 5×7 | 12.7×17.8 |
| 8×10 | 20.3×25.4 |
| 12×16 | 30.5×40.6 |
| 16×20 | 40.6×50.8 |
| 24×36 | 61.0×91.4 |
Choosing more than one print?
The whole display includes every print, its frame and the gaps between them. Our print-set guide and calculator help you work out the space.
Explore Henri Matisse prints or coastal artwork, then check the size menu on the print you like.