A surface you can see.
The woven fabric gives the image a tactile appearance. It adds another layer to atmospheric photography, sculptural abstracts and bold automotive artwork.
THE MATERIAL GUIDE / 01More texture.
More texture.
More depth.
More presence.
Your favourite artwork, with another dimension. Premium canvas brings a woven surface and a substantial profile to your wall, for a finish that feels considered from every angle.
Try it in the Idea Room
370 gsmWoven cotton canvas
100% cottonA textile surface
38 mmStretched timber profile
Printed in AustraliaHanging kit included
WHY CHOOSE CANVAS?A finish with
A finish with
character.
Canvas becomes part of how you experience the artwork. Its surface, side profile and shadow all contribute to the way a piece sits in your room.
Presence beyond the image.
A stretched canvas sits away from the wall, with a visible side and a gentle shadow. The result has physical depth while keeping the presentation clean.
Made for your kind of room.
A dark garage scene can feel dramatic. A pale landscape can feel calm. Canvas gives each design its own surface character, shaped by the light around it.
WHAT YOU ARE CHOOSINGThe details
The details
behind the finish.
Premium should mean something you can understand. Here is what makes up the canvas option.
- Cotton canvas
- The artwork is printed onto woven fabric. Its weight describes the material per square metre; the finished print also depends on the image and production process.
- A timber stretcher
- The canvas is stretched over an internal wooden structure. This supports the fabric and creates the raised profile you see from the side.
- Hanging hardware
- A hanging kit is supplied. Choose wall fixings suitable for your wall and the finished piece, and follow the installation instructions.
Every finish uses premium cotton canvas. Choose the clean stretched-canvas profile, or add a black or white floating frame for AUD $24.99. Sizes: Small 30 × 40 cm, Medium 40 × 60 cm and Large 60 × 90 cm.
FIND YOUR FINISHCanvas or
Canvas or
floating frame?
The same premium canvas, with two ways to finish it. Choose the appearance that suits your space.
Texture. Depth. Presence.
- Woven fabric becomes part of the image.
- A raised profile gives the artwork a physical edge.
- The canvas surface is shown without a glass front.
- A strong choice for cinematic cars, landscapes and abstracts.
The same texture. A defined frame.
- The same premium canvas is surrounded by a black or white floating frame.
- The floating frame adds a defined edge, with a small gap around the stretched canvas.
- Either frame colour adds AUD $24.99 to the canvas price.
- Black or white framing can echo the colours in your room.
A CLOSER LOOK
Good to know.
Does canvas suit car artwork?
Yes. Clean studio scenes, desert drives and moody garage compositions can all look striking on canvas. The fabric brings a different character to reflections, bodywork and light. Final detail depends on the source image, the chosen size and the print itself.
What is the small edge in the room preview?
The unframed canvas preview shows the depth of the stretcher and its shadow against the wall. The black and white floating-frame previews add an outer frame with a small gap around the canvas. Room images are illustrative.
Can I add a black or white frame?
Yes. Select Black floating frame or White floating frame when choosing your finish. Both use the same premium canvas. The premium canvas sits inside the floating frame with a small gap around its edges. Either frame adds AUD $24.99 to the selected canvas price.
How should I care for it?
Display indoors, away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat. Dust gently with a clean, dry, soft cloth. Avoid cleaning sprays and follow the care instructions supplied with the finished piece.
Find the artwork.
Feel the difference.
Free tracked delivery to Australia and New Zealand. Allow 5–10 business days in total for Australia and New Zealand, including production, dispatch and delivery. International shipping: A$19.95. Delivery times vary by destination. Need help? Talk to Frame Archive.