Istanbul Wall Art

Istanbul Wall Art

Istanbul wall art here pictures the city by its landmarks and its water: Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Süleymaniye Mosque, the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn. Skylines at golden hour and twilight sit beside them, along with several city maps. Titles name the landmark, the hour or both.

Four Kinds Of Istanbul Picture And The Wall Each Belongs On

Four kinds of picture fill this collection, and each has a natural wall. Mosque views suit a living room or a hallway, waterway pieces a dining room or a study, skylines the long wall above a sofa, and maps the wall behind a desk or a narrow stretch beside a door. The sections below take them in that order.

Hagia Sophia Under A Starry Sky Or Beside Its Fountain Gardens

Hagia Sophia Under Starry Sky Wall Art is a night view, a choice for a bedroom or reading corner. Hagia Sophia Fountain Gardens Istanbul Wall Art moves the view to the gardens. Above a 34 inch entry table, a 24 x 16 inch landscape piece covers about 71 percent of the width.

Blue Mosque, Sultan Ahmed And Sultanahmet Camii Are One Building

The titles use three names for the same mosque: Blue Mosque, Sultan Ahmed Mosque and the Turkish Sultanahmet Camii. Blue Mosque Sunset, Istanbul Wall Art and Blue Mosque Istanbul Wall Art use the first name, while Sultan Ahmed Mosque Skyline Wall Art uses the second. Pick the one that carries the name you know the building by. If you know the city by its sunsets, Blue Mosque Sunset, Istanbul Wall Art is the title to start with.

Süleymaniye Mosque Beside The Golden Horn Or In Silhouette

Süleymaniye Mosque Over Golden Horn Wall Art names the Golden Horn beside the mosque, a good match for a dining room wall. Süleymaniye Mosque Golden Hour Silhouette Wall Art names golden hour and a silhouette, and it fits a study wall. Istanbul Skyline with Suleymaniye Mosque Wall Art names a skyline with the same mosque, the one to take for a long wall.

Golden Horn Bay, The Bosphorus And A Pier At Dusk

Golden Horn Bay, Istanbul Wall Art is the bay view, and Florya Beach Pier at Lavender Dusk Wall Art adds a pier at lavender dusk. Bosphorus Bridge at Ortakoy Wall Art and Istanbul Bosphorus Watercolor Skyline Wall Art both come in Panoramic, a shape for wide, low furniture. Over an 88 inch media console, a 60 x 20 inch panoramic covers about 68 percent of the width.

Istanbul Skylines By Mosque, District And Hour

Several skyline titles here name a mosque or a district, with the hour beside it. Yeni Cami Golden Hour Wall Art and Istanbul Sunrise at Yeni Cami Wall Art both name Yeni Cami, Turkish for New Mosque, while Levent Golden Hour Skyline Wall Art is the Levent district view. Hang one above a sofa or a long sideboard. For skylines of other cities, see the city skyline wall art collection.

Istanbul Maps For A Desk Wall Or A Narrow Stretch

The map titles are Istanbul City Map Wall Art, Istanbul Map and Skyline Wall Art and Istanbul Bosphorus Map Wall Art. The first two are Portrait pieces, which fit the wall beside a door, and the Bosphorus map is a Landscape piece for the wall behind a desk. Above a 30 inch console table, a 20 x 40 inch portrait covers about 67 percent of the width. For street maps of other cities, browse the city map wall art collection.

Large Istanbul Canvas Wall Art For The Sofa Wall

Large Istanbul canvas wall art belongs on the widest bare wall, which is usually the one behind a sofa. Choose a width of about two thirds to three quarters of the sofa. Above a 78 inch sofa, a 54 x 36 inch landscape piece covers about 69 percent. Any Landscape mosque or skyline title in the sections above gives that wall one clear subject.

How Each Piece Is Made

Every Istanbul piece is printed after you place the order, then shipped from within your region. Canvas prints use museum-quality canvas and archival inks stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, canvas and framed pieces arrive ready to hang, and a Poster Print arrives unframed. Delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, shipping is free, and returns run 30 days from delivery.

Common Questions

Is There Islamic Wall Art Of Istanbul?

Yes, as pictures of mosques and the city around them. The titles name the building and sometimes the hour, and none of them names calligraphy or lettering. If calligraphy is what you want, or mosques in other countries, the mosque wall art collection holds both.

Is There Turkish Wall Art Beyond Istanbul?

Not in this collection, which stays with the city: its mosques, waterways, skylines and maps. The wider country is in the Turkey wall art collection, with Cappadocia balloons, Mount Ararat, Turkish lakes and maps of the whole country. It also holds a few roast turkey pieces, so check each title before you choose.

Is There Islamic Wall Art For A Living Room?

Yes, as mosque pictures, and none of them carries calligraphy or lettering. A mosque view hangs in a living room like any other picture: place it with the center 57 to 60 inches from the floor, and over furniture leave 6 to 8 inches between the furniture and the bottom edge. Keep the wall around it open so the one subject stands alone.

Is There Modern Islamic Wall Art Of Istanbul?

No title is labeled modern, so judge by the picture on each product page. The titles mostly name places and hours, and one names a watercolor style. For a modern room, give one piece a plain wall of its own and keep the furniture around it simple. A single skyline or silhouette can carry that wall without other pictures beside it.

Where Can I Buy Istanbul Canvas Wall Art?

Order it from this collection: open the piece you like, choose the size and finish on its product page, and add it to your cart. Then check out with your delivery address and payment. If you want it in time for a particular date, order at least two weeks before, because ordering earlier leaves more margin than ordering the week you need it.