print sizes guide
Five sizes, one line of ink — here's how to pick the right one
Every inkitabstracts print is made to order from Martin's original fine line drawings, in five sizes. Here's what each size looks like in real terms, and a little guidance on where it works best.
our standard sizes
All sizes are available unframed as prints, and framed for a ready-to-hang finish. Exact pricing for your chosen size and frame colour is always shown on the product page.
shelf, desk or gallery-wall accent
our most popular size — versatile and affordable
a confident single piece, or the anchor of a set
a true statement piece for a feature wall
our largest size — bold, gallery-scale impact
All five sizes drawn to the same scale, nested from smallest to largest, so you can see how they compare before you choose.
print quality
Each print is produced on quality fine art paper, chosen to do justice to Martin's fine line work — crisp detail and a true depth of black, whatever size you choose.
which size is right for your wall?
A few rules of thumb our customers find helpful:
- Above a sofa or bed — a 20 × 28" or 24 × 32" print fills the space well without overwhelming it
- Gallery wall grouping — mix 8 × 10" and 12 × 16" prints together for a curated, layered look
- Hallway or stairwell — a run of 12 × 16" or 18 × 24" prints at consistent height reads as a considered collection
- Desk, shelf or side table — 8 × 10" is made for smaller surfaces and tucked-in corners
- Statement single piece — 24 × 32" makes the most of Martin's linework at full scale
As a rough guide, a print (unframed) should take up roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture it's hung above — a sofa or console table is a good reference point when picturing scale at home.
framed or unframed?
Every size on this page is available either way. Unframed prints arrive flat, ready for your own frame or mount of choice — a great option if you already have frames you love, or want the most affordable way to start a collection. Framed prints arrive ready to hang, with your choice of frame colour.
For the full breakdown of frame colours, see our framing guide.
keep exploring
A little more detail before you choose: