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Three large 40×60 cm portraits in wood frames
Portrait Trio 40×60 is three tall tiles, each 40×60 cm, in a row. They have real solid wood frames in black, white or natural wood. The set is about 120 cm wide before gaps and 60 cm high, so it makes a large, confident feature on the wall. Every tile peels and sticks to the wall, with no nails and no drilling. It is a good fit for a living room wall that needs a centrepiece.
Choose three tall photos that belong together. Three children, three views of one place or three moments from a day all work. At this size photos are seen clearly, so use sharp images with good light. Keep similar tones so the row feels like one piece. Crop each tile in the online editor and preview the row on your wall.
Good for
- Above a large sofa
- Living room feature wall
- Staircase wall
- Three siblings
Tips for a great wall
- 1Place the strongest photo in the middle and make sure the two outer photos have a similar tone.
- 2Choose a frame colour that picks up something already in the room, such as furniture, flooring or doors.
- 3Allow about 120 cm of tile width plus gaps, with a little breathing space on each side.
Questions about Portrait Trio 40×60
- How big is Portrait Trio 40×60 on the wall?
- Each tile is 40 cm wide and 60 cm high. Three together are about 120 cm across before gaps. You need a wide wall, such as above a three-seater sofa or on a main feature wall.
- Are the frames real wood?
- Yes. Tiles from 30×30 cm up have real solid wood frames in black, white or natural wood. There is no frameless choice at this size. Try each colour in the online editor to see which suits your wall.
- How do I put up large tiles on my own?
- Mark a light pencil line for the top edge, then peel and stick each tile against it. There is no hammer or drilling. If one is crooked, peel it off and reposition it. A second pair of hands helps with the largest sizes.