You’ll see a mix of formats across this selection. Many listings are sold unframed, so you can choose a frame that matches your space. Others may be offered as wrapped canvas, which typically arrives ready to hang with finished edges.

• Unframed prints: Flexible and often sized for common frames; check the exact dimensions in the product specs.
• Wrapped canvas: A gallery-style look that usually doesn’t require framing.
• Look for callouts: Phrases like “no frame,” “unframed,” or “wrapped canvas” in the title or description help clarify what’s included.

If you’re adding a frame, confirm interior frame size vs. poster size to avoid gaps or cropping. Availability of pickup or delivery for frames can vary by location and item.

Start by measuring the wall space and nearby furniture so the art feels balanced. This collection commonly includes sizes like 16×24 in and 24×36 in; always confirm the exact dimensions in the product details.

• Scale: Above a sofa or bed, wider pieces can feel more proportional; for hallways, narrower formats may work better.
• Orientation: Check whether the poster is portrait or landscape to fit the spot.
• Framing margin: If you plan to frame, account for matting and frame width.
• Mock-up: Use painter’s tape to outline the size on your wall.

Grouping smaller prints can create a gallery look if one large piece isn’t the right fit.

Both formats can look great—your choice depends on texture, finish, and how you plan to display it.

• Poster paper: Typically lightweight with a smooth surface. It’s versatile for standard frames and can provide crisp detail. It may show glare under direct light depending on the finish.
• Canvas prints: Printed on textured fabric and often stretched over a frame. This creates a more dimensional, gallery-style look and usually hangs without additional framing.
• Care: Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth; avoid moisture and direct sunlight to help preserve color.

Check the product description for material type, thickness, and finish so you can match the piece to your room’s lighting and style.

There are low-commitment ways to display art that can be removed more easily than nails. Always follow the mounting hardware’s weight rating and instructions.

• Removable adhesive strips: Many are designed for painted walls and frames within a certain weight.
• Poster rails or magnetic hangers: They grip the top and bottom edges and typically use small, removable hooks.
• Lightweight frames: Choose slimmer frames to reduce load on adhesives.

Tips: Clean the wall with a dry cloth, apply adhesives per instructions, and allow recommended cure time before hanging. In humid areas or for heavier pieces, traditional hardware may be more reliable. Test in a discreet spot if you’re unsure.

If your item arrives with damage, you can usually request a replacement or return, depending on the item’s policy.

• Document the issue: Take clear photos of the item and packaging as soon as you notice the damage.
• Check the listing: Review the product’s return window and whether it’s sold by Walmart or a marketplace seller.
• Start a return: Initiate through your order details or the Returns page and follow the prompts.
• Keep materials: Hold onto packaging until your return or replacement is processed.

Options can vary by item and location, so the details in your order history and the seller’s policy are the best guide.