Care & Display

Art is an investment — in your space, in your taste, and in the work itself. Treated well, a No Flaws Art piece will hold its quality for decades. This guide covers everything you need to know about displaying and caring for your prints, canvases, and phone cases.

Poster Art — Display & Care

Hanging

Use the hanging hardware included with your framed print. For unframed prints, we recommend a frame with UV-protective glazing to maximise longevity.
Hang at eye level — the centre of the artwork should sit approximately 145 to 152 cm from the floor, which is the standard gallery hanging height.
Use a spirit level. A slightly crooked print is one of the most common and easily avoided display mistakes.

Light & Environment

Avoid direct sunlight. UV exposure is the primary cause of print fading over time. Position your print away from windows that receive direct sun, or use UV-filtering glazing if sunlight is unavoidable.
Avoid high humidity. Bathrooms and kitchens are not ideal environments for paper prints. Moisture causes paper to warp and inks to degrade.
Maintain a stable room temperature. Extreme fluctuations in temperature can cause paper to expand and contract, leading to warping over time.

Cleaning

For framed prints, clean the glass or acrylic glazing with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not spray cleaning products directly onto the glazing — apply to the cloth first.
Do not touch the printed surface of an unframed print. Handle by the edges only, ideally with clean cotton gloves.
If dust settles on an unframed print, use a soft, dry brush or a can of compressed air held at a distance. Do not use damp cloths on the print surface.

Canvas Art — Display & Care

Hanging

All No Flaws Art canvases arrive with hanging hardware attached. The canvas is gallery-wrapped and ready to hang — no additional framing is required.
For canvases over 60 cm in width, we recommend using two wall fixings for stability rather than one central hook.
Ensure your wall fixings are appropriate for your wall type (plasterboard, brick, or concrete). Use wall anchors where necessary.

Light & Environment

Avoid prolonged direct sunlight. Canvas prints use archival inks, but sustained UV exposure will cause gradual fading in any print medium.
Canvas is more resilient to humidity than paper, but we still recommend avoiding bathrooms and kitchens for long-term display.

Cleaning

Dust your canvas periodically with a soft, dry cloth or a clean, dry paintbrush. Work gently in one direction.
For surface marks, use a barely damp cloth and dab — do not rub. Allow to air dry completely.
Do not use chemical cleaning products, solvents, or abrasive materials on the canvas surface.

Phone Cases — Care

Everyday Use

The artwork on your No Flaws Art phone case is printed directly into the case surface using a UV-resistant process. It will not peel, fade, or scratch under normal use.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight when the case is not in use — for example, leaving your phone face-down on a sun-exposed surface for extended periods.

Cleaning

Clean your case with a soft, slightly damp cloth. A small amount of mild soap is safe to use.
Do not use bleach, alcohol-based cleaners, or abrasive pads on the printed surface.
Remove the case from your phone before cleaning if possible.

Storing Unframed Prints

If you are storing an unframed print before framing or display:

Store flat or rolled — never folded.
If rolling, roll with the printed side facing outward around an acid-free tube. Secure loosely with a ribbon or acid-free tissue — never with rubber bands.
Store in a cool, dry environment away from direct light.
Interleave with acid-free tissue paper if stacking multiple prints flat.