Artley Prints - Calm Of The Rain In Paris Canvas Wall Art - Orange

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The Calm of the Rain in Paris canvas by Artley Prints is designed for homeowners and art enthusiasts looking to add a romantic, sophisticated touch to their bedrooms, living areas, or hallways. Featuring high-quality, fade-resistant ink on a sturdy pine frame, this piece provides vibrant and lasting wall decor; however, potential buyers should note the specific dimensions of this 12x8 inch variant to ensure it fits the intended wall space appropriately.
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CalmOfRainParisOrange-RMNC095-12x8 |
| Brand | Artley Prints |
While the canvas is durable, it is not waterproof. It is best to avoid hanging this piece in high-humidity areas like bathrooms.
No, the canvas is hand-stretched and secured to the 18mm pine frame during manufacturing; removing it will likely damage the material.
The canvas arrives with integrated hooks, but you will need to provide the appropriate wall nail or screw based on your specific wall type (e.g., drywall or masonry).
The print uses fade-resistant ink, which is designed to retain its vibrancy for years when kept away from direct, prolonged sunlight.
Due to the solid pine frame, the piece is lightweight and easy to mount on standard walls using a single picture hook.
Ensure both hanging hooks are level and check that the mounting hardware is securely fastened to the back of the frame.
Use a gentle, dry microfiber cloth to lightly wipe the surface in one direction. Do not use liquids.
Setting up your Artley Prints canvas is straightforward as it arrives ready to hang. Simply measure the desired location on your wall, insert a standard picture hook or screw, and mount the frame using the pre-installed hardware. For maintenance, keep the canvas away from direct, harsh sunlight for extended periods to preserve the ink longevity. Clean the surface by lightly dusting with a dry, soft microfiber cloth; avoid using water, household cleaners, or abrasive sponges, as these can damage the canvas fibers or the ink finish.