Venice, La Dominante, the Queen of the Adriatic and the City of Canals, a place where dreams are fulfilled and kisses dance in the reflections of the waterside windows. The Medieval city that has played such a vital role in Europe’s history has been described as the most beautiful city on the planet and there are few that would disagree. This is why photographic scenes of Venice canals are ideal images for home decorative art, accessories and interior décor.

The Renaissance-style beauty of this Venice Canal decorative room divider screen will bring a sophisticated and historical charm to a variety of Interior styles and numerous settings. If you have visited Venice and have furniture that has been influenced or crafted by Italian craftsmen, then this Venice Canal screen will compliment the scene and ambiance completely.

The most beneficial aspect of this room divider is that there are two separate photo images on either side. This means the divider can be placed in the center of a large room thereby creating two extra and more intimate spaces, or it can be located against a wall and every now and then, reversed to reveal a refreshed view of the City of Water.

Price: $125

The great aspect of a photographic wall canvas, regardless of size, is that it can be set up for a temporary period. They are relatively light weight and once the festive season is over they can be moved into storage until the following year.

If you are an American or Canadian of German heritage, then this Rothenburg Town Center festive scene might well make an excellent addition to your living room, hallway or bedroom. I remember when I lived in Germany myself, the Christmas week was the most magical of occasions. Lights adorned the marvellous and iconic German architecture whilst Christmas trees filled the town squares.

For a family with a fondness for the old homeland or for those wanting a bit of European scenery during the festive period, this photographic wall canvas of a typical German town center is perfect. The dark rich blue of the sky mixed with the golden fronts of the buildings are a super color combination for the often drab Winter months.

You can see a big image of the scene, as well as purchasing details, here: Photographic Wall Canvas: German Town Center Christmas Scene.

By the way, you can also get it in triptych format.

I’ve probably mentioned before on this website, my love for the old comedy series Frasier. This highly popular and well written comedy put Seattle on the map for me and inspired an almost romantic pull to the Washington State city scene. The famous Seattle Space Needle, the Columbia Center and the more older Smith Tower all symbolised the Pacific coast city to my young English mind.

I’m a romantic and to many this infatuation must seem very silly but it does highlight a point. That is that many might share my thoughts about other US cities and their skylines. For cities that have meaning for you, whether historical, personal or even romantic connections, a large city skyline photographic canvas print can be a wonderful option if you need to decorate a large area of wall.

Such locations in the home might include a refurbished basement where regular pictures frames just don’t seem to have the edge that they do above ground. With the right focal lighting, one of these large prints can almost imitate a large window in a basement room, with a view to die for. Think also of a games room, artist studio, meditation room or landing.

You’ve probably got a general idea of where one of these would go well. If so, have a closer look here: Seattle City Skyline Photographic Canvas Prints

They come with a choice of different sizes, as well as framed and in triptych form.