"Wrong Way Wave"

What size should I get?

Artwork is best sized to complement the furniture below it.  See our handy quick start guide for preferred sizes and our full size guide for room examples.  Want an easy win? Our designer’s favorite size is 30”x60” because “it is the most versatile size and looks outstanding just about anywhere.”

Download our Free Size Guide

What if I don’t see the size I want?

Contact us by phone, text, or email, for more options and assistance. 

How do I know what material to get?

Each material offers a different viewer experience. Select based on how you want your space to feel: 

• Wrapped Canvas has a soft look. Ideal for airy beach inspired spaces. 

• Rolled Canvas gives you versatility.  It can be stretched or framed with float framing or traditional framing. Talk with your framing expert on what will coordinate with your style best. 

• Metal is like looking out a window or seeing a high-definition TV. Ideal for wave images as the water looks wet and lifelike. Also ideal for modern and minimalist styled rooms.

• Luster prints require framing and work well for traditional styled spaces or those wanting a classic photographic presentation.

• Wood has a soft yet sleek look. Ideal for airy beach inspired spaces and minimalist styles.

Our designer’s style guide offers popular suggestions based on your decor.

See: Materials and specs explained in detail.

Why buy art?

Artwork is often the final piece of the design puzzle that pulls a room together, unlike anything else. It can define the color palette and style of an entire room. Art has the unique ability to connect the viewer to the deeper parts of themselves and share that with the world. You will love what the right artwork will do for you.

Is it signed?

Yes, our artwork features a digitally embedded signature.

What kind of editions do you offer?

We believe great art should be accessible to all and our images come standard in open editions.  Please contact our consultants if you would like a Limited Edition or Artist Edition piece created for you by the artist.

Where is it made?

All our orders are fulfilled in California by our printing experts and overseen by our artists.  We carefully monitor the progress of each order and it passes through multiple quality control checks before each order is custom boxed and sent to you.

How long does it take to get my order?

Your custom artwork will be created for you and shipped out in about 2 to 3 weeks plus shipping time. 

Do you ship internationally?

Yes! Please contact a consultant for a shipping quote.

What about duties and taxes? 

International collectors are responsible for all international fees, duties, customs, taxes and charges imposed following the purchase of the artwork.

What if I don’t love it?

We stand behind our work 100%.  If for any reason you don’t love your new artwork, please let us know within 7 days so we can make it right with a gallery credit or exchange. Custom printed art sizes 48" and larger are not eligible for return. Please consult with our specialists when ordering larger artworks so that we can ensure you get the perfect piece for your wall.

What if it gets damaged in shipping?

We meticulously package and insure our shipments. If your artwork gets damaged in shipping, please let us know as soon as possible. We will need photos of the box and damage. Please be sure to take a photo of the shipping label also so we can submit for a claim.

Please note, stretched canvas can fluctuate in tautness based on humidity.  Please see our care guide for more info.

How do I hang it?

Please see our hanging guides for detailed instructions. We supply drywall hooks for most of our art. Larger pieces may have a "french cleat" style system.

How do I light it?

Your artwork will be beautiful in all lighting conditions.  Directly lighting your artwork provides exquisite layered lighting to your living spaces and we highly recommend it. See our lighting guide for optimal lighting on your artwork. 

How do I care for it?

Simply dust with a dry microfiber cloth.  Avoid direct streaming sunlight when possible for your best protection against Mother Nature. See our material specific care guides for more info.