Find the right material and size for your landscape photography print

Choosing the right type of print can make a meaningful difference in how the artwork feels in your space.

Each print begins with an original landscape photograph by Kade Coolidge and is carefully prepared for large-format display. Final production is handled by a professional New York photo lab using premium materials selected for clarity, durability, and refined presentation.

Metal Prints

Metal prints offer a clean, contemporary look with vivid color, crisp detail, and a polished frameless finish. Each image is produced on aluminum using a dye-sublimation process that bonds the photograph to the metal surface, creating a durable print with strong clarity and visual depth.

This option is especially well suited for landscape photography with rich color, strong contrast, water, skies, mountains, forests, and dramatic light. Metal prints work beautifully in modern homes, offices, studios, clinics, and refined interiors where the artwork should feel substantial, clean, and ready to display.

Choose metal if you want a bold, modern landscape print with a sleek finished appearance and strong visual impact.

Fine Art Paper Prints

Fine art paper prints offer the most traditional, archival, and collectible option. Each print is produced as a giclée print on premium Hahnemühle fine art paper, selected for its refined surface, tonal detail, and long-term display quality.

This option is ideal for buyers who want a gallery-style print that can be custom framed, matted, or displayed with a more classic fine art presentation. Fine art paper works especially well for collectors, designers, and interiors where subtle texture, careful detail, and a refined finish are preferred over a ready-to-hang format.

Choose fine art paper if you want the most frameable, timeless, and collector-oriented version of the artwork.

Canvas Prints

Canvas prints offer a warmer, softer, and more textured look. Each image is printed directly onto heavyweight canvas and stretched over a solid pine wood frame, creating a finished piece that arrives ready to hang.

This option works well in living rooms, bedrooms, family spaces, and interiors where the artwork should feel natural, relaxed, and integrated into the room. Compared with metal, canvas has a softer visual character. Compared with fine art paper, it offers a more casual ready-to-hang display style without the need for separate framing.

Choose canvas if you want a warm, textured landscape print with a finished, approachable feel for everyday home display.

Choosing the right print size depends on the wall, the furniture nearby, and how much presence you want the artwork to have. Smaller sizes work well for accent spaces, shelves, and groupings, while larger prints create a more intentional focal point above furniture or on open walls. When in doubt, artwork often looks better slightly larger than too small.

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  • A 12 × 18 print is best for small walls, shelves, desks, narrow spaces, or gallery-style groupings. It works well when you want the artwork to feel subtle and personal rather than dominant.

  • A 16 × 24 print is a versatile smaller size for bedrooms, offices, hallways, and accent walls. It has more presence than a small shelf print while still feeling understated.

  • A 20 × 30 print is a strong middle option and works well as a standalone piece in many rooms. It is a good choice for offices, entryways, smaller living rooms, or spaces where you want the artwork to be noticeable without feeling oversized.

  • A 24 × 36 print creates a larger focal point and is well suited for display above a console, desk, bed, or medium-sized wall. This size feels more intentional and gallery-like, especially when the artwork is meant to anchor part of the room.

  • A 40 × 60 print is designed for large walls and statement spaces. It works especially well above a sofa, in an office, over a credenza, in an entryway, or anywhere the artwork should become a defining feature of the room.