Print Buying Guide

Choosing the Right Nature and Wildlife Art for Your Space

Interior of a cozy home with wooden walls and ceiling, staircase, armchair with blanket, framed landscape photo, mirror, decorative wreath, and small table with candles.

Bring nature into your home with confidence and clarity.

Purchasing fine art photography should be as exciting and inspiring as the image itself. Whether you're buying your first wildlife print or building a personal gallery, this guide will help you choose the right size, material, and display style to best showcase your favorite piece from Dave Miller.

Choose the Right Size for Your Space

Getting the proportions right makes all the difference. Use these quick tips to decide:


A living room with a large framed picture of a bear in a field hanging above a white sofa. Two side tables with flowers and candles are on each side of the sofa, flanked by tall windows showing trees and outdoor scenery.

Above Furniture

  • Recommended size: 30x40" or larger

  • Choose landscape orientation for horizontal spaces

  • Visual Tip: The print should span about ⅔ the width of the furniture below it


Living room with white sofa and pillows, three framed landscape photos on wall, side tables with lamps and decorative items, window with curtains, and a coffee table with a pink flower arrangement.

Gallery Wall or Multi-Print Display

  • Recommended size: 16x20" or 20x30"

  • Group 3–5 prints with similar tones, themes, or framing

  • Visual Tip: Use consistent spacing and align edges for balance


A small corner workspace with a black desk and a blue upholstered chair. On the desk, there is a telephone, a notepad, and a pen. Above the desk, a framed black and white photograph of a cactus tree is hanging on the white wall. To the right, there is a window with white curtains letting in natural light.

Small Spaces

(Bathrooms, Entryways, Nooks)

  • Recommended size: 12x18" or smaller

  • Perfect for vertical shots or intimate wildlife portraits

  • Visual Tip: Hang at eye level and consider a simple matte frame

Select the Right Print Material

Each print material has its own feel, finish, and best use. Here’s a breakdown of your options:


A black bear and a bear cub on a tree branch in a forest.

Canvas

  • Look & Feel: Soft, painterly texture with subtle depth

  • Best For: Cozy or rustic spaces (e.g., bedrooms, mountain homes)

  • Framing: Gallery-wrapped, ready to hang

  • Visual Tip: Works well with nature scenes like forests, water, or wide landscapes


A bear standing in a field of tall, dry grass with some wild plants and a blurred background.

Metal

  • Look & Feel: Sleek, modern, ultra-sharp with rich color depth

  • Best For: Contemporary homes, offices, minimalistic décor

  • Framing: Float-mounted or edge-framed

  • Visual Tip: Great for animals with detail (like owls, wolves) or bold skies and contrasts


A puffin bird standing on a rocky cliff with a cloudy sky in the background.

Acrylic

  • Look & Feel: Polished, high-gloss, museum-quality finish

  • Best For: High-impact visuals or statement pieces in modern interiors

  • Framing: Mounts directly on wall or with standoff hardware

  • Visual Tip: Makes vivid colors pop—ideal for auroras, sunsets, wildlife in action


A framed landscape photo of a moose walking through a forest with trees showing fall colors.

Framed Fine Art Paper

  • Look & Feel: Elegant, traditional with fine texture and archival longevity

  • Best For: Classic interiors, galleries, gift-giving

  • Framing: Choose wood, black, or white frames with optional matting

  • Visual Tip: Best for intimate wildlife portraits or black-and-white imagery

Match Style with Room Aesthetic

Pair each room in your home with the print style and material that will best complement its atmosphere.


Room Type Recommended Style Best Print Material
Living Room Statement piece Metal or Canvas
Office Minimal, focused Framed Fine Art Paper
Bedroom Calm, natural Canvas or Acrylic
Entryway Vertical or symbolic Metal or Framed Fine Art Paper
Bathroom Textural nature elements Paper or Small Canvas
Dining Room Conversation gallery Mixed Framed Prints

Design Gallery

Interior living room corner with potted plants, a framed landscape photograph, a tan leather lounge chair, wooden side tables, and a textured rug.
Modern living room with a beige sectional sofa, a wooden coffee table with vases, a beige rug, a wooden wall with a framed painting of a moose in a forest, a large window, and a side table with a plant, books, and candles.
Living room corner with a tan leather tufted sofa, furry pillow, rustic wooden coffee table on wheels, gray wooden wall, framed mountain landscape photograph, window with white trim, and a basket with paper.
Interior view of a modern kitchen with blue cabinets, marble countertops, and a painting of desert sand dunes with cloudy sky on the wall.
Modern home office with a framed black and white cactus photograph on the wall, a wooden desk with a computer monitor, a small potted plant, and a disposable coffee cup; a transparent ergonomic chair with wooden legs is in front of the desk.
Photo of a bedroom with a tufted beige headboard, white bedding with decorative pillows, two bedside tables with lamps, and a framed picture of a black bear and a bear cub on a tree branch.
Framed picture of a bear in a yellow field hung on a gray wall above a teal shelf with decorative objects, including a white clock and a gray hand sculpture.
Bathroom with a black freestanding bathtub, wall art of a bird and water, a towel rack with a hanging white robe, and a small black shelf holding folded towels, toiletries, and a pair of slippers.
Living room with a tan leather sofa, pillows, a blanket, a coffee table with an open book, and framed abstract art of a bear on the wall.
A modern workspace with a long white table, four colorful chairs, and a large framed landscape photograph of mountains on the wall.

Still Not Sure? Ask These Questions:

  • Is this space formal or relaxed? → Choose framing and material to match.

  • Do I want the image to pop or blend in? → Metal/acrylic for bold, canvas/paper for soft.

  • What’s my lighting like? → Acrylic and metal shine in bright rooms; matte works best in softer light.

Modern living room with gray wood-paneled wall, white sofa with blue pillows, two white armchairs, round coffee table with books and decorative items, large vertical landscape art of sunset view, and a window with a snowy outdoor scene.

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