Paintings

Printed canvas panels in three series. Gobi leans on sandy neutrals, Sediment uses layered horizontal bands in grey or blue, and Tropico takes a botanical theme. Several arrive stretched over a frame with no border, while others sit inside a slim black or beige surround.

No. Each piece is a print reproduced on canvas, which keeps the texture of a painted surface at a far lower cost than commissioned work. That makes them a practical choice for rental properties, holiday homes and rooms where the scheme changes every few years.

Formats currently run at 120 by 50 cm, 100 by 70 cm, 68 by 98 cm, 102 by 72 cm and 142 by 72 cm, with depth between 2.5 and 4.5 cm. Dimensions appear in each product name, width first, so compare them against your wall before ordering.

It depends on the series. Sediment panels include a black border and Tropico uses beige, both already fitted. Gobi designs are stretched canvas with the image continuing around the edge, which suits a cleaner modern wall and needs no additional surround.

Centre the image roughly 145 to 150 cm from the floor, which puts it at average eye level. Above furniture, leave 20 to 25 cm between the top of a headboard or sofa back and the bottom edge, so the two read as one arrangement.

Choose a panel covering about two thirds of the bed width. A double at 140 cm pairs well with something near a metre across, while a 160 cm or 180 cm frame carries the widest horizontal formats comfortably. Anything narrower tends to look stranded.

Order from this site for delivery to any district, or view the range at a Stroma showroom. Scale is notoriously hard to judge on screen, so seeing one panel in person helps even when the final purchase happens online afterwards.

Fixings are not supplied, since the right anchor depends entirely on your wall. Plasterboard needs a toggle or butterfly fitting, while concrete and brick take a plug with a screw. Larger framed panels should be fixed at two points to stop them tilting.

Direct sun degrades any pigment over time. Hang panels on a wall that avoids the harshest afternoon light, or fit a sheer blind at the nearest window. Interior walls away from glazing keep tones truest, which matters most with the deeper blues and greens.

Dust lightly with a dry microfibre cloth or a soft brush, working from the top downwards. Never use water, spray cleaners or solvents, as all three mark the printed surface permanently. Smoke and cooking grease are the main risks, so avoid hanging near a hob.

A well-ventilated bathroom with a window is usually fine, though a small windowless one is not. Steam softens the canvas tension and can warp a timber stretcher over time. A hallway or bedroom gives these pieces a considerably longer life.

Keep a consistent gap, around 5 to 8 cm, and align either the top edges or the horizontal centres. Mixing two sizes from one series works better than combining three separate ones. Lay the arrangement out on the floor first, then transfer the spacing upwards.

Panels travel flat with corner protection, and the crew brings them to the room you nominate. Unwrap and inspect while the team is still present, since transit damage is far simpler to resolve at that point than after the paperwork is signed.

The range is stocked rather than made to order, so the listed formats are what is available at any one time. Where a wall needs an unusual width, pairing two smaller panels often answers the problem better than hunting for a single oversized piece.