The wall above a sofa is usually the widest open wall in the room, and it is where a print that is too small looks lost. Start with a tape measure: note the width of the sofa, then take about two-thirds of it. An 84-inch sofa gives you roughly 56 inches, a 60-inch loveseat about 40 inches. That number is the width your print, or your group of prints, should come close to.
Most single prints here come in 20 × 16, 24 × 18 and 36 × 24 in landscape. For a full three-seat sofa, 36 × 24 in is the closest single piece. If you want to cover more width, a three-panel set fills the gap: three 16 × 20 in panels with 2-inch gaps make a row about 52 inches wide. Hang the centre about 57 inches from the floor, or keep the bottom edge 8 to 10 inches above the sofa back. The Size Guide has a full worked example.
Format changes the look more than the price suggests. A poster is the lightest option and works with frames you already own. Wrapped canvas shows the image right to the edges, and framed canvas adds an outer frame for a finished edge. The details of each format are on every product page.
Want names and a date over the sofa? The personalised prints in this nook show a live preview and a read-back line before you add to cart, and we print exactly what you type. Every print, personalised or not, can be returned within 60 days with a free label; see our Returns and Exchanges Policy.