Yes. The type of hangers varies depending on the size and type of items in the order. The hardware included will work on most walls. If you have older walls or special finishes please take this into consideration before installation.

We package our items carefully, but if damage occurs, send us a photo. We’ll gladly ship a replacement or issue a refund.

No. If you receive a damaged or incorrect product, we cover all costs involved in resolving the issue. For non-defective personalized or made-to-order pieces, we unfortunately cannot offer returns or refunds due to their bespoke nature.

The colors shown on your monitor may be close to what is printed, but we cannot guarantee a perfect match.

Colors displayed on monitors can vary based on your screen settings, resolution, and calibration. Most screens use RGB (red, green, blue) light to display colors, while prints use CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) inks. This difference in color models can cause slight variations in how colors appear.

We use professional Giclée printing technology and advanced color management processes to ensure your print closely matches the original image. If color accuracy is critical, consider calibrating your monitor or using soft-proofing tools with the appropriate color profile. While no system guarantees 100% accuracy, we strive to deliver vibrant, true-to-life prints that bring your artwork to life.

Absolutely! We do offer custom Christian wall art. To discuss your idea, please reach out to us via the Contact Us page that you find below. We’d love to work with you to create a one-of-a-kind piece.

Because each piece is custom-made, you can cancel your order only if it hasn’t yet entered production. Once production begins, cancellations (and therefore refunds) are no longer guaranteed. Please contact us immediately if you need to make a cancellation request.

Selecting the perfect size for your artwork is just as important as the design itself.

Start by deciding where you want to hang your art and measure the space to ensure the size complements the room.

For contemporary art, bigger is often better to make a bold statement.

A large artwork in a smaller room can become a striking focal point.

A small piece in a larger space might feel out of place, but grouping several smaller pieces together can create an eye-catching gallery-style arrangement.

When hanging your art, a good rule of thumb is to position it at eye level. Think about whether you’ll typically be standing or sitting in the room, and adjust the height accordingly for the best viewing experience.