The places you keep going back to

Why landmark art

A place you have actually stood in reads differently on your wall

Travel prints work best when the view is one you recognise from standing there, not one you recognise from a poster.

Most people choose a landmark print for the memory, then hang it where the memory gets lost. A Paris rooftop view or a Venetian canal has detail in it you only see from two metres away, so it belongs in a hallway, an entry or beside a chair. Big skyline and mountain views are the opposite: they need distance to settle, which usually means the longest wall in the room.

Skylines and coastlines are wide, so measure before you commit. A panoramic print under about 120cm across a three-seater sofa looks stranded; aim for roughly two thirds of the furniture width. Keep the centre of the image near eye level, around 145cm from the floor, even if that feels low. Palette matters too: dusk cityscapes bring warm amber and deep blue into a room, while snow, cloud and whitewashed stone stay cool and sit better with grey and pale timber.

How your print is made

1. Choose the size and finishPick a size, then stretched ready to hang or framed. The size guide on every print shows it to scale.
2. Printed to orderYour print is made on canvas in Melbourne once you order, at the size you choose.
3. Stretched, framed, checkedStretched or framed in Melbourne, then checked before it leaves.
4. Delivered free, Australia-wideMade to order in 10 to 14 days, then tracked to your door. Thirty-day money-back guarantee if it isn't what you hoped.