Once you have an idea of the pictures you like, you can get them printed on the cheap at your local copy shop (a few bucks each, typically), at close to the target size, and hang them temporarily in place with a few pins. Even if they are not at full definition, that will give you a good idea. Then you can replace them by the nice print version if you still like them after a week or two :-)
"Shouldn't be two-thirds longer than your sofa" but half of the examples shown break that rule.
Once you have an idea of the pictures you like, you can get them printed on the cheap at your local copy shop (a few bucks each, typically), at close to the target size, and hang them temporarily in place with a few pins. Even if they are not at full definition, that will give you a good idea. Then you can replace them by the nice print version if you still like them after a week or two :-)
great idea.
Thanks for the informative video. We are sure our clients will find this very helpful when trying to decide on the size they want for their wall art!
This was really helpful.
Do not buy any prints created with a cheap paper, best solution - high quality canvas prints.