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Last updated: November 11, 2026

How Print Nook is organised

Most print shops sort by subject: botanicals in one place, abstracts in another. Print Nook sorts by the spot on the wall. Each of the six shop categories is a “nook”, a place in the home where a print usually hangs, and the prints in it are chosen and sized for that place. If you know where the gap on your wall is, you already know which category to open.

You can also see everything at once on the Shop page and sort or filter from there.

The sizes in the table are starting points, not limits. Most prints are offered in several sizes, and a print listed under The Mantel will hang just as well in a hallway if the measurements suit.

Picking a nook when you are not sure

Three quick questions settle it for most people.

1. Is there furniture under the gap? A sofa points to Above the Sofa, a headboard to Over the Bed, a shelf or fireplace to The Mantel. No furniture and a narrow wall usually means The Entryway or The Stair Landing.
2. How wide is that furniture? A good rule of thumb is a print, or a group of prints, about two-thirds the width of what stands below it. An 84-inch sofa suggests roughly 56 inches of art. A single 16 × 20 would look lost there, so look at the 36 × 24 landscape pieces and the three-panel sets.
3. Is it a gift? When you cannot measure someone else’s wall, choose a size that suits many places. Pieces for the entryway and the coffee corner are the safest: 16 × 20 and smaller fit almost any home.

Whichever nook you choose, hang the piece so that its centre is about 57 inches from the floor, or lower when it sits above furniture so that the two read as one group. The Size Guide has the full method, including how to tape a paper template to the wall before you commit to a size.

How a product page works

Every product page follows the same order from top to bottom, so once you have used one you know them all.

Step 1: choose a format

Further details of each format are listed on the product page itself. Besides single prints, the shop has a three-panel canvas set, a set of three posters, a set of four seasonal mini prints, one wall tapestry and one hanger-frame poster.

Step 2: choose a size

Sizes are in inches, written width × height. Portrait sizes are 8 × 10, 11 × 14, 12 × 16, 16 × 20, 18 × 24 and 24 × 36. Landscape sizes are 20 × 16, 24 × 18 and 36 × 24. A product page shows only the sizes that suit that design’s shape, so a landscape print lists landscape sizes.

Step 3: fill in the personalisation fields, if the print has them

Some prints carry your own text: names, a date, a place, a family name or an “Est.” year. Type into each field and watch the live preview update. There are no photo uploads anywhere in the shop.

Step 4: read the “You typed:” line

Under the fields, a read-back line repeats your text in plain letters. This line matters more than anything else on the page, because no proof or mockup is sent before production. We print exactly what you typed. Check every character: “Est. 2109” and “Est. 2019” look alike at a glance.

Step 5: add to cart

The price shown is in USD. Shipping is free with no minimum, so the product price carries through to the cart unchanged. Sales tax is not collected at checkout.

The 17 information pages and when to read each

These pages sit in the footer of every page. They are grouped here by what you are trying to do.

Before you order

After you order

Getting help

Legal pages

Finding help with an order

Go straight to the page that matches your situation.

• “I typed the wrong year.” Within 24 hours of ordering, open Cancel or Change an Order and email us at once. Later than that, email us anyway; and once the print arrives, it is still returnable within 60 days.
• “Will it arrive for the anniversary?” Add 1–3 business days of processing to 7–14 business days of transit. Three weeks is about 15 business days, which is inside the range but close to its end. Shipping & Delivery shows the sum.
• “Where is my parcel?” Start at Order Tracking. If your shipping confirmation email includes a tracking link, that link has the latest scan.
• “It is going to someone else’s address.” Enter the recipient’s address as the shipping address at checkout. Order emails go to you, not to them.
• “The corner is dented.” Photograph the corner and the box, keep the packaging and use the “Damaged on arrival” link on Submit a Ticket.
• “The print is fine, but we repainted.” That is a change-of-mind return: 60 days from delivery, free label. See the Returns & Exchanges Policy.
• “I rent and cannot use nails.” The Size Guide has general tips: a paper template, painter’s tape, a level and adhesive strips for light pieces. A smaller poster is often the easier choice.

If you have an account, the My Account page lists your past orders, including the personalisation text saved with each one. An account is optional; guest orders get the same emails and the same support.

Other ways to move around the site

• Main menu: the six nooks appear in the menu at the top of every page.
• Search: the search box finds products by words in their titles, such as “family name” or “three-panel”.
• Breadcrumbs: the trail at the top of a product page leads back to its nook.
• Footer: all 17 information pages are linked from the bottom of every page.
• Cart: the cart icon opens your cart, where each personalised item shows the text you typed, so you can check it once more before paying.

Facts that apply on every page

Still cannot find it?

Email support@printnook.shop and tell us what you were looking for. We reply within 24 hours on business days, and if a page was hard to find we would like to know so we can fix the route to it. Our postal address is Print Nook, 3007 Tabitha Drive, Franklin, TN 37064, US.