Framed christmas wall art

What framed christmas wall art is in stock

We currently carry 17 framed christmas wall art pieces, all made from metal and all priced at $13.89. The collection is dominated by dog breeds and a few other animals, each shown in a festive or seasonal scene. Every item is a square metal print that arrives ready to hang, so you can put it up straight out of the box. The titles suggest a mix of Christmas and Thanksgiving themes, with many featuring poinsettias or Santa Claus. Because the material is metal, these prints have a sleek, modern look that suits bathrooms, kitchens, offices, and living rooms. The uniform price means your choice comes down to which design fits your space, not what you can afford. With 17 options, there is enough variety to find a breed or animal that matches your household, but not so many that the decision becomes overwhelming.

Why metal is the only material here

Every one of the 17 pieces is a metal print, so if you were expecting canvas, wood, or glass, this range will not meet that expectation. Metal prints are made by infusing dyes into a coated aluminium sheet, which gives them a smooth, slightly reflective surface and makes them resistant to moisture and fading. That makes them a practical choice for humid rooms like bathrooms and kitchens, where paper or canvas can warp or grow mould. The rigidity of metal also means they do not need a separate frame in the traditional sense; the print itself is the framed object, with a hidden mount on the back. Because the material is consistent across the range, you can compare designs on equal terms. The trade-off is that metal has a cooler, more contemporary feel than wood or canvas, so it may not suit a cosy, traditional Christmas scheme. If you want a warmer look, you would need to look at other materials, which we do not stock in this category.

Square 8x8 format and where it works

All 17 items are square and listed as 8x8 inches, though the fact block does not provide dimension values for any of them, so treat that as a title description rather than a confirmed measurement. An 8x8 inch square is a small-to-medium format, roughly the size of a standard record sleeve. It works well in tight spots: above a toilet, beside a kitchen backsplash, on a narrow wall between doors, or as part of a gallery arrangement. Because it is square, it pairs easily with other squares or with rectangles if you keep the spacing even. A common convention is to hang art so its centre sits at eye level, around 57 to 60 inches from the floor, but that shifts if you are hanging above furniture. For a bathroom, place it where it will not be splashed directly. For a kitchen, keep it away from the hob to avoid grease. The small size means one piece can look lost on a large blank wall; consider grouping two or three if you have the space.

Festive themes: Christmas and Thanksgiving

The titles show a clear seasonal split. Most pieces are Christmas-themed, featuring poinsettias, Santa Claus, or both. A smaller number are Thanksgiving-themed, such as the Bullmastiff Thanksgiving design. That means you can keep the art up from late November through December if you choose a Thanksgiving piece, or go straight to Christmas if you prefer. The Christmas designs lean on traditional motifs: red poinsettias and Santa. If you want a piece that works for the whole winter rather than just the holiday itself, a design without Santa may stretch further. The Thanksgiving option is a narrower window, but it fills the gap before Christmas decorating begins. Because the themes are tied to specific animals, the choice is really about which animal represents your home. If you have a dog, a breed-specific piece can feel personal. If not, the polar bear is the only non-dog animal in the current set.

Breed-specific designs and how to choose

The range is built around dog breeds, with 11 of the 12 listed titles naming a specific breed or type. You will find Schipperke, Keeshond, Brussels Griffon, Miniature Pinscher, Mudi, Gray Briard, Black Shar Pei, Black and Tan German Shepherd, Roan Brittany, and Red Heeler Australian Cattle Dog, plus a Bullmastiff Thanksgiving design. There is also a Polar Bear for non-dog households. If you own one of these breeds, the choice is straightforward. If you do not, you might pick a breed that looks like your dog, or choose the polar bear for a more neutral winter theme. Bear in mind that the titles are the only description we have; the actual artwork may vary in style, colour, and background. Two pieces with the same breed name could still differ if the supplier changes the design. Always check the individual product page for the exact image before you buy.

Price and value

Every framed christmas wall art piece is priced at $13.89, so there is no price ladder to climb. That single price point makes the decision purely about design and suitability. At this price, you can afford to buy more than one and group them, which often looks better than a single small square on a large wall. It also means you can change the art with the season without a big outlay. The low price does not tell you anything about quality, though. Metal prints at this level are usually lightweight and may have a thinner coating than more expensive ones. Check the product page for details on the mounting hardware and whether the print is suitable for damp rooms. Because all 17 items share the same price, you are not sacrificing quality by choosing one over another; you are only choosing a different image.

What this guide cannot tell you

This guide is based on a limited set of facts: the count, material, price, and titles. It cannot tell you the exact dimensions, the weight, the thickness of the metal, the mounting method, or the colour accuracy of any piece. The titles say 8x8 and ready to hang, but the fact block does not confirm those as measurements or features, so treat them as claims to verify. Two products described the same way can still differ in the details that matter to you. The individual product page is the governing source for what you will actually receive. If a product page contradicts anything here, the product page wins. Use this guide to narrow the field, then read the full listing before you commit. If you need a specific size or a different material, this range may not be right for you.

How to hang and care for metal prints

Metal prints are relatively easy to live with. Dust them with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can scratch the coating. For a deeper clean, a slightly damp cloth is usually enough, but dry immediately to prevent water spots. Because metal is rigid, you do not need to worry about the print sagging over time. When hanging, use a level and measure twice. For an 8x8 inch square, a single nail or hook is often sufficient, but check the weight on the product page. If you are renting, consider removable adhesive hooks rated for the weight. In a bathroom, avoid hanging directly over a shower or bath where steam and splashes are constant. In a kitchen, keep it away from the stove. If you group several pieces, lay them out on the floor first to find a spacing that looks even, then transfer the arrangement to the wall.