The Statement Canvas Edit
Standout canvas artworks designed to lead a room. Large in scale, strong in presence, and easy to style.
Girl in a Striped Pink Dress Canvas Print
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From £49.95
£74.95
Not My First Rodeo Canvas Print
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£74.95
Blue Tulip Minimal Curve Canvas Print
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£74.95
Pink and Orange Stacked Shapes Canvas Print
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£74.95
The Brook with Cat after Cézanne Canvas Print
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From £49.95
£74.95
Modern Poinsettia Bloom Canvas Print
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£74.95
White Cat on Green Sofa with Martini Canvas Print
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£74.95
Checkerboard Swagger Canvas Print
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£74.95
Checkerboard Swagger Canvas Print
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From £49.95
£74.95
Smart Pup with Apple Canvas Print
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£74.95
Burgundy and Ochre Harmony Canvas Print
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From £49.95
£74.95
Checkerboard Pup & Cardinal Canvas Print
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From £49.95
£74.95
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What is a statement piece in art?
A statement piece is the one artwork in a room that does the heavy lifting visually. It's usually larger in scale, bolder in colour or contrast, and placed where the eye lands first, so the rest of the decor can stay quieter. In a home setting that often means a single large canvas above a sofa, bed or fireplace rather than a cluster of small frames.
How do I style a big empty wall with a statement canvas?
Start by treating the wall as one composition instead of several. A single oversized canvas centred at roughly eye level anchors the space and keeps a tall or wide wall from feeling patchy. Leave breathing room on either side rather than filling edge to edge, and let the artwork's dominant colours echo one or two things already in the room, such as a rug, cushions or timber tones.
What kind of art works best as a hero piece in a living room?
Look for artwork with a clear focal point and enough contrast to hold attention from across the room. Abstracts, bold seasonal scenes and high-contrast modern designs tend to read well at large scale, while very fine detail can get lost. Pick a piece whose palette relates to your existing scheme, then keep surrounding walls simple so the hero piece stays the star.











