From companion dogs to woodland canids
Dogs can bring a friendly, familiar feeling, while foxes and wolves often suggest forests and wildlife. The selection also includes imaginative interpretations in which an animal becomes a graphic character or part of a story. Choose according to the actual picture rather than searching only for a particular species.
A dog with a ball, two wolves in a forest and a fox face surrounded by mist-like shapes have different focal points. Consider whether you want to emphasise the animal’s gaze, show several animals together or add a playful element to the wall.
Outlines, fur and colour shape the image
Simple line drawings leave plenty of light space around the animals. They can suit a wall that already contains several colours or help maintain an airy impression. More detailed portraits give fur, eyes and surroundings a larger part in the composition.
The fox portrait with dark forest shapes combines warm orange with green and grey. The black-and-white wolves work with contrast, while the illustrated dogs use simplified shapes and clear areas of colour. Compare the overall impression from a distance as well as the small details close up.
Connect the outer frame with the wall
These designs belong to the acoustic picture range with a visible outer frame. The frame defines the print and becomes part of its appearance. Each product page shows the frame colours and sizes available for that picture; the same options may not be offered for every design.
An upright animal portrait needs a different wall space from a landscape group. Measure the area above furniture and leave room around the frame. When combining pictures, a recurring background colour or similar outlines can create a connection without every image showing the same animal.
Choose the picture and placement together
The sound-absorbing construction can help reduce reverberation. Its contribution depends on factors including size, placement, the total absorbing area and the room’s other furnishings. Choose both an image you want to see and a format suited to the wall.
Read the product’s information about materials, hanging and care before choosing. Follow the installation instructions and use fixings suited to the wall material. The picture contributes to the sound environment within the room; the animal subject does not indicate any particular acoustic performance.