Canvas 5 Pieces
Five-piece canvas print sets in 110 × 65 and 160 × 100 cm - nearly a thousand panoramic designs across every theme, handcrafted to order in Sofia, EU. One image runs across five panels with a gap between them, so a long wall above a sofa, bed or desk fills edge to edge without the weight of a single huge canvas.
Orchid and Butterfly 5-Piece Canvas Print
Woman Portrait Drawing 5-Piece Canvas Print
Lonely Sunset 5-Piece Canvas Print
Colorful Abstract Reflection 5-Piece Canvas Print Set
Tiger on Rocks 5-Piece Canvas Print
Battleship Under Moonlight 5-Piece Canvas Print
Coffee Still Life 5-Piece Canvas Print Set
Afternoon in Tuscany 5-Piece Canvas Print
Butterfly and Flower Night Scene 5-Piece Canvas Print
Guitar Music Abstraction 5-Piece Canvas Print
Golden Wheat Field at Sunset 5-Piece Canvas Print
Seagull Over Coastal Rocks Canvas Print - 5 Pieces
Lush Green Canal and Boat 5-Piece Canvas Print
Lunar Girl Five-Piece Canvas Print
Cupid and Heart Collage 5-Piece Canvas Print
Lion Portrait 5-Piece Canvas Print Set
Water Symphony 5-Piece Waterfall Canvas Print
Colorful Pencils 5-Piece Canvas Print Set
Horse Portrait Five-Panel Canvas Print
Forest Stream Over Mossy Rocks 5-Piece Canvas Print
Butterfly Orchid on Mud Canvas Print - 5 Pieces
Rose with Thorns 5-Piece Canvas Print
White Winged Horse 5-Piece Canvas Print
Colorful Smoke Abstraction 5-Piece Canvas Print
A five-panel set covers a wide wall with less visual weight than a single canvas of the same width. The image runs continuously across the panels with a deliberate gap between them, so the wall becomes part of the composition. Our sets come in 110x65 and 160x100 cm total spans.
Panoramic Wall Panels
The five-piece set is the widest format we make: 160 cm across, in an 8:5 proportion that suits panoramic subjects - mountain ranges, city skylines, long coastlines. Where a single canvas of that width would dominate the room, the gaps between panels let the wall breathe through the image.
Mounting and Panel Spacing
Hang the centre panel first and work outwards. Keep 3-5 cm between panels on the 110 cm set and 5-8 cm on the 160 cm set - the wider the span, the more gap the composition can carry. All five panels share one horizontal centre line, so measure to that line rather than to the top edge.