Wall Art of London

London wall art on canvas

Original London photography, not stock imagery

Every piece of London wall art here begins as a real moment seen and photographed by the founder of London Canvas—never illustrations, never AI, never stock. The difference is subtle but felt: weather changing over the City of London, a softer edge to the skyline, the River Thames holding the day’s light in a way you only notice when you’ve stood there.

You’ll find recognisable locations—Westminster Bridge, stretches of the embankment—alongside less formal views that describe the city through pace and detail. These are prints of London chosen for their sense of presence: lived-in, slightly unpredictable, and familiar in the way the capital city can be.

A curated view of landmarks and the city’s quieter edges

This isn’t a checklist of icons. The collection is edited to sit well together as canvas art—scenes that share tone and restraint, whether they look across the Thames or into the compressed geometry of the London cityscape. Some images lean architectural; others are more atmospheric, holding onto fog, reflection, or the late-day hush that slips between busier hours.

If you’re choosing for a living space, these canvases tend to settle rather than dominate. They read as place first, decoration second—London boroughs implied through light, materials, and distance. Each wall art print is made to order and arrives ready to hang, so it can go straight from delivery to the wall without added fuss.

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Canvas prints made to live with, day after day

London is full of contrast—old stone against new glass, crowds against still water—and these canvas prints are selected for how they hold that tension calmly. The finish is designed for real homes: matte, considered, and quietly present, with colour and shadow kept true to the photograph rather than pushed into spectacle.

Over time, the details you didn’t notice at first become the reason you keep looking: the line of a bridge, a train’s blur, a patch of sky over the heart of London. It’s wall art of London meant to live alongside you—familiar, grounded, and atmospheric—rather than perform for attention.