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Black and White Wall Art: Why Monochrome Prints Are Always in Style

Black and white wall art has become one of the most popular choices for modern homes. Its timeless style, clean contrast, and ability to match almost any interior décor make monochrome art prints a favourite for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and offices. If you're looking for black and white canvas art, browse our collection here:  👉 https://www.printnz.com/collections/black-and-white 1. Why Black and White Art Is So Popular Black and white artwork has a unique ability to create a strong visual impact without overwhelming your space. Here’s why homeowners love it: ● Timeless and elegant Monochrome art never goes out of style. It works in modern homes, minimalist interiors, and even classic décor settings. ● Matches any colour palette Because it uses...

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How to Choose the Right Canvas Print Size for Your Home

Choosing the right canvas print size can completely transform the look and feel of your space. Whether you're decorating a living room, bedroom, hallway, or office, the size of the artwork matters just as much as the design itself. Browse our full collection here:👉 https://www.printnz.com/collections/all 1. Consider the Wall Space Start by measuring the wall area where your artwork will be displayed. General guideline:Your canvas should cover about 60%–75% of the wall space above a sofa, bed, or console table. Example:A 2-metre sofa pairs well with artwork 120–150 cm wide. Browse popular pieces:👉 https://www.printnz.com/en-au/collections/top-sellers-3 2. Match the Canvas to the Furniture Size Recommended sizes: Above a sofa: 60×90 cm, 70×100 cm, 80x120cm, or 1-panel large canvases Above a bed: 3-panel...

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Caring for Your Canvas Prints: Maintenance Tips

Introduction Canvas wall art is more than decoration—it’s a way to bring personality, mood, and creativity into a room. A well-placed canvas print can elevate the entire feel of a home, whether it’s a family portrait, landscape of New Zealand’s breathtaking scenery, or an abstract piece that sparks conversation.  But canvas artwork, like any investment, needs care. Without proper maintenance, colours can fade, dust can settle, and humidity can cause warping or mould. In New Zealand, where climate conditions vary from the humid Northland to the cooler, damper South Island, protecting your art requires specific attention.  The good news? Keeping your canvas art in top condition doesn’t have to be difficult. With a few practical habits and smart display choices,...

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How to Properly Hang and Display Your Wall Art

Introduction: Why Proper Art Display Matters  Wall art can completely transform the atmosphere of a room. A blank wall feels empty and unfinished, while carefully chosen and properly displayed artwork brings warmth, colour, and personality into a home. Whether you’re a homeowner in Auckland designing your forever space or a renter in Wellington trying to personalise a temporary flat, art makes your environment uniquely yours. However, even the most striking canvas print or framed photo can lose impact if it’s not displayed properly. Hang artwork too high, and it feels disconnected. Place it off-balance, and the entire room feels unsettled. Worse yet, improper hanging can lead to damage — to both your artwork and your walls. The good news is...

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How to Properly Hang and Display Your Wall Art in NZ Homes

Wall art is more than decoration — it's an expression. In New Zealand homes, where design often leans toward clean lines and natural palettes, the right piece of art can bring warmth, colour, and identity to your space. But hanging wall art isn’t just about hammering a nail and hoping for the best. A well-placed piece enhances visual flow and protects both your walls and your artwork. 📌 Looking for custom-printed artwork to get started? Explore Print NZ's premium range of wall art and frames. Why Proper Art Placement Matters Wall art does more than just fill empty space. Done correctly, it can: Set the mood of the room Create a focal point Reflect your personal style Enhance architectural features...

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