Archival pigment color
A color-managed workflow and archival pigment inks preserve detail, tonal range, and the character of the file.
Archival pigment printing on canvas, finished in satin or matte, hand-stretched on wood bars, and inspected before it leaves the studio.
My client was thrilled with the quality and loved it!
Color, protection, hand-stretched construction, and hanging hardware are handled in one production flow.
A color-managed workflow and archival pigment inks preserve detail, tonal range, and the character of the file.
Each print is stretched on wood bars by the Stackhouse production team, then checked for clean tension and corners.
Choose a low-glare matte surface or a subtle satin sheen. Both add protection against handling, moisture, and fading.
The finished canvas receives wire or sawtooth hardware based on size, so it arrives ready for the wall.
PhotographyTalk examines the color, detail, construction, packaging, and finished canvas in this 18-minute third-party review.
Independent review by PhotographyTalk
Start with the surface and profile that suit the image and the room. Edge treatment and hardware are selected in the order flow.
A soft, slightly reflective protective finish that strengthens color and contrast without the glare of a full gloss.
Choose final finish, edge, depth, size, and quantity in the order flow.
A smooth, non-reflective protective finish that minimizes glare and keeps color depth visible in galleries and bright rooms.
Choose final finish, edge, depth, size, and quantity in the order flow.
A slim, contemporary canvas profile that works especially well for smaller pieces and multi-piece wall arrangements.
Choose final finish, edge, depth, size, and quantity in the order flow.
A deeper gallery profile with more presence on the wall. It is a strong choice for larger work and statement pieces.
Choose final finish, edge, depth, size, and quantity in the order flow.
Protective finishes, clean edges, and hand-stretched construction give the image presence from every angle.
My client was thrilled with the quality and loved it!Rebecca A. · Verified buyer, Gallery Wrapped Prints
Every gallery wrap moves through file review, protected printing, hand stretching, and final inspection.
We review the uploaded file, crop, size, and order details before production and flag anything that needs attention.
Your image is printed with archival pigment inks, then finished in the matte or satin protection you selected.
We hand-stretch the canvas, finish the edges, inspect the corners and tension, then add the appropriate hanging hardware.
Choose how the artwork continues around the sides, then select the stretcher depth that fits the piece and its display.
Satin has a soft sheen that adds vibrancy and contrast. Matte is smooth and non-reflective, which reduces glare in galleries and brightly lit rooms. Both provide a protective surface.
Choose mirrored edges to extend the image around the sides, or select a black or white solid edge for a clean finished border.
The .75-inch profile is slim and understated, while the 1.5-inch profile creates a deeper gallery presence. The best choice depends on print size and how prominent you want the side profile to feel.
Yes. Hanging hardware is included, with wire or sawtooth hardware selected according to the finished print size.
Standard sizes range from 8 x 10 through 36 x 54, and production typically takes 5 to 7 business days before transit. The order tool confirms the available combinations.
Choose canvas finish, stretcher depth, edge treatment, size, and quantity. We print, protect, stretch, inspect, and add the appropriate hanging hardware.
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