May 1, 2023
Big Wall Décor, the world's largest online retailer of oversized art, announces a new collection capturing the energy of city life. Featuring a variety of metropolitan flavors, the fabric prints serve as a lightweight alternative to traditional canvas wall decor.

Spring Lake, United States - May 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Cities are iconic. They’re always on, they’re larger than life, and they’re featured in a new urban collection from online art retailer BIG Wall Décor.
Interested parties can learn more at https://bigwalldecor.com/product-category/urban-wall-art
All urban areas share an exciting hustle-and-bustle, a cacophony of horns and sirens, an underlying urgency. But each metropolis has its own unique flavor, and the variety of the new urban collection represents this diversity well. Photographer Ryan Ditch portrays distinctive downtown districts from West Coast cities, while Nick Ford channels eye-catching street art. Aerial views, transportation themes, and classic landmarks are also favorite subjects.
Cities have long been seen as aspirational, for a number of reasons. Countless movies open with dreams of moving to the big city; songs reminisce about time spent there. Sunset shots speak of hope and potential for the new day, while the glow of streetlights hints at a culture that never sleeps. Wall murals, graffiti, and other urban art forms communicate an innate desire to make unheard opinions known and to push for equality.
Urban art can infuse a neutral wall or office space with the energy and ambition of the city, whether the space is located on Wall Street or a more unassuming Main Street. It makes a great impression in environments where urgency and potential are key, according to company experts.
“Oversized urban art prints are busy, just like walking on the main street in a big city. The energy of urban art demands attention,” a company representative said. “To capitalize on the impact of extra large urban art, use it as the main focal point when decorating your neutral office or living room.”
Artistic cityscapes have an enduring, sophisticated style that can serve as a permanent focal point. But BIG Wall Décor’s lightweight fabric prints serve as a great alternative to heavy, awkward canvas prints. They’re easy to move and replace. And the retailer’s frame styles are designed to switch out different prints from the shop.
BIG Wall Décor offers prints from its urban collection and more in a variety of impressive sizes and frame styles. Sales of each print directly support the artists who collaborate with the online art retailer.
To see or shop BIG Wall Décor’s collections, visit https://bigwalldecor.com
Contact Info:
Name: Brittaney Finnestad
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Organization: BIG Wall Décor
Address: 540 Oak Street, Spring Lake, MI 49456, United States
Phone: +1-888-441-1246
Website: https://bigwalldecor.com/
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