We love the understated aesthetic and value of the 24-inch version. It does not demand your attention but reveals itself up close. Its french-cleat backing provides slight separation from the wall.

The larger sizes command the room like gallery art. You have three mounting choices. The simplest option is hanging strips—adhesive, flush to the wall. The $6 back mount adds screw holes for a sturdier hang with slight wall separation. The $13 front mount is the most dramatic: metal studs at the corners push the print away from the wall, casting a bold shadow. Pictured is the 42-inch version with a front mount: $443.

The natural-wood hanger provides a slim board at the top for hanging and a slim board at the bottom for pulling the canvas taut. Hanging the canvas from a single point provides a natural, rustic look. With its sturdy canvas and wood boards, this is a great choice for those who want to move the piece between spaces. Prefer a traditional frame? The canvas is also available bare and ready to frame locally.

Go big! We love the pictured 44-inch version: $210. It makes a statement without overwhelming a room.

This is the only product without a white backing. The composed photos come on a transfer sheet. Carefully position the transfer sheet on a smooth, clean wall, press firmly, and peel away the sheet. The images remain on the wall. To allow scanning, the wall color still needs to be close to white; if you want to go goth, black works too.

Again, go big! Without a backing, each photo reads as its own piece. If you ever need to get rid of one, remove it and replace with a photo print of the same size.

At 72 inches per side, this is our largest option. You can't miss it—and neither can anyone else. It owns its wall. The mural is printed on matte-white peel-and-stick vinyl with a slightly textured finish. It adheres to almost any clean, smooth surface and can be repositioned or removed without damage.

Due to its size, the mural is split into two sections (6×4 ft and 6×2 ft). While we love its outstanding size and value, aligning the sections requires some DIY skills. We provide instructions but it still requires planning and patience.

We love posters for their color, scale, and value. But, shipping framed posters is expensive, so we don't. Get the poster from us, and frame it, push pin it, tape it, or hang it locally. We offer two quality paper options. Matte paper is uncoated with a naturally off-white, organic feel. Semi-Glossy paper has a light coating for a subtle sheen and added protection against light and moisture; its bright white surface has a more modern look.