With a catalogue spanning the whole of New Zealand, the easiest way to find your piece is to browse by what matters to you: the subject, the region, the format, or the type of edition. Here is how the black and white collection is organised, so you can go straight to the work that speaks to you.
Browse by subject
If you are drawn to a kind of landscape, start with subject. The mountains collection holds the peaks of both islands, the lakes collection the mirror waters, the coastal collection the wild shoreline, and the forest collection the misty trees of the Waikato.
Browse by region
If a particular part of the country means something to you, browse by place. Regions run from Fiordland and Queenstown in the south to Taranaki and the Central Plateau in the north. The New Zealand wall art collection is the simplest way into the full geographic range.
Browse by format
Format shapes how a piece feels on the wall. Wide panoramic pieces suit large walls above sofas and beds, square works well in groups and tighter spaces, and standard landscape formats are the flexible everyday choice. Choosing the format first can make a large wall much easier to fill.
Choose your edition
Finally, decide on the edition. Limited editions are finite and come with a certificate of authenticity, closing forever once they sell through. Open editions stay available at a more accessible price. Both are made to the same standard, and you can read the detail on The Editions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a print of a specific place?
Browse by region or subject, or search a place name on the site. The collection is organised by mountains, lakes, coast, forest and area to make this easy.
What is the difference between the formats?
Panoramic pieces suit wide walls, square works well in groups and tight spaces, and standard landscape formats are the flexible default for most walls.
Should I choose a limited or open edition?
Choose a limited edition for something finite and collectable with a certificate, or an open edition for a more accessible price. Both are printed to the same standard.
