KBKBART Framed Canvas Wall Art, Vintage Meadow Landscape Wall Art Prints, Retro Country Wildflower Field Farmhouse Wall Decor Ready To Hang for Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room, Kitchen, Vintage Room

I bought this picture to put in my bathroom. I chose to hang it with command strips which was easy to do since it's fairly light. To me, it looks just as advertised. I'd recommend it for someone looking for a more simple, vintage piece of wall decor.

I really like this little 8x10 framed art. I also ordered a little metal stand/ easel to display it on and it works perfectly. Great for a little art accent on a sofa table or sideboard. It is a little bit pixelated but it’s not too noticeable unless you get up really close to examine it. Overall, I like it.

I ordered this to place on my living room gallery wall, it was very easy to put up and solid quality. Even though the frame is not solid wood it looks like it is and the modern frame is so beautiful. The quality of the painting is beautiful looks like a real original. The price is reasonable for this piece of wall art.

As soon as I took it out of the box, my roommates LOVED it. Mind you, it was a little smaller than we all expected, but it doesn't take away from the quality of the canvas at all.The vibrancy of the color looks like it was painted last week, and excuse me...PRE-FRAMED?! Do you know how much it costs to get something framed these days, and this piece comes already framed? That's so cool! Not only is it preframed, but the frame itself is absolutely perfect for any aesthetic. Whether you're bright styles or darker moods, it fits perfectly in the middle of either so that it matches both.Furthermore, the canvas comes with the necesarry mounting screws. If you're not comfortable with those, though, you can simply use a push-pin, they will keep it up just fine. The canvas is NOT too heavy at all.We have it hanging up above the TV in the living room, but the design itself works for any room!

Overall this is a very charming small piece of vintage inspired artwork. The colors, the picture and the frame are well put together and seem to be waterproof or safe to hang in a bathroom or kitchen. It does have some details that make it more of a bargain look as opposed to an authentic piece of artwork, but at this low price point, I wouldn't expect high end designer quality.Some things to note:+picture is charming+8x10 is a perfect accent size+vintage colors are deep and moody+canvas and frame seem waterproof+comes with hanging accessory installed and extra “nails” to hang with+sturdy frame-up close looks a little cheap-frame is wrapped with wood print, not actual natural wood showing

I ordered the Riverside Botanical Print (which doesn't seem to even be on this page anymore), but I was sent the Country Wildflower Field, which was a great disappointment. The one I wanted had soft blues, pinks, and greens, which blended perfectly with my bedroom colors. The Wildflower one is mostly darker green and white. It's just plainer and I don't like it as well. I couldn't use it in the spot I wanted it for, but I did find a different spot for it. It does look nice, though, with its frame. There's a crease around the inside middle of the picture where the frame has pushed on it from the back, though, which I don't like, but otherwise it's a nice picture.

I got the two piece set of framed art and I love it! The set included two framed canvas art prints, each 8x10". The frames are made of a warm natural wood with hanging hardware attached on the back. The colors in the prints are well saturated and the images are clear. They look great on my built in shelves. Perfect decorative accents!

The picture itself is okay. It doesn't look as nice in person as I was expecting. The print almost seems blurry. Also, the wood grain on the frame doesn't look very good. It's obviously not real wood, but it really looks fake. I've seen others made of similar materials that look a lot more realistic than this. Plus it is dented on the side. I wouldn't have ordered this if I had been able to see it in person first...