For your wall art to be an effective decor element in a room, it needs to be printed on the right medium. When making that choice, there are a few things you should consider:

1. Types of Media: Satin fine art paper, acrylic, high gloss metal print, satin metal print - these are only some of the media you can choose from.  There are many more, each with its own distinctive qualities. 
2. Weight: Some materials or media vary according to their weight.  For instance, a standard print paper is usually 60 to 100 gsm (grams per square meter).  If you want your fine art print to look expensive and sophisticated, you should go for a medium that is heavier and sturdier (around 200 to 300 gsm). 
3. Texture: Your choice of texture is dependent on your personal preference.  Keep in mind, however, that materials with a smooth texture look much better when displayed under glass.  So, if you are planning to frame your art, go with a smoother texture.  It also provides incredible contrasts and details. 
4. Finish: The finish, much like texture, also boils down to your personal choice.  From matte to glossy and metallic, you can choose from various finishes, depending on how you want the end product to look. 

                    "Oxygen Pillars"                                                                         New York, 2020

We have a one-stop destination for an extensive selection of original art for sale. Browse through our online store to take your pick from impressionist and abstract art, portraits, photography, macro photography, and so much more. You can then customize the print by picking a media, style, and size that best suits your taste and needs.

                    "Flower Painting"                                                                           New York, 2020

For full detail of each medium option, press the ? mark at the top of each medium option on my site. 
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to reach out at fineart@danjohananoff.com.

All the best,
Danny