Quick answer

Choose the A3 size (30 × 42 cm including frame) for compact walls, rental spaces, or paired gallery arrangements. Choose the 4K size (38 × 53 cm including frame) when you want a single statement piece above a sofa, desk, or gaming setup. Both sizes are limited to 88 pieces each, so confirm your wall space before ordering.

Why frame-included measurements change your planning

The listed dimensions for both sizes already include the frame. That means you do not need to add extra width or height for a frame, but you should still leave breathing room around the artwork so it does not look cramped. Measure the actual wall area you want the painting to occupy, then compare that to the full frame size. If your space is tight, the A3 version keeps the composition readable without overwhelming nearby furniture.

When the 4K size is worth the extra wall space

The 4K version is roughly 25% larger in each dimension than the A3, so it covers noticeably more wall area. That extra size helps the tavern scene read clearly from across a room, which suits living rooms or dedicated display walls. However, a larger piece can dominate a small room or compete with other collectibles. If you already have several Final Fantasy VII items on the same wall, the A3 may balance better.

Limited edition timing and hanging safety

Each size is limited to 88 pieces, and the estimated shipping date is Q4 (December) 2026. That gives you time to prepare your wall, but it also means you should decide on placement before the painting arrives. For hanging, use hardware rated for the frame's weight, and avoid direct sunlight or damp walls to protect the print. If you are unsure about the weight, consult a professional installer.

How to choose and hang your Tifa tavern painting

  1. Measure your available wall area: Use a tape measure to find the width and height of the empty wall space where you want the painting. Account for furniture, light switches, and nearby frames. Write down both the maximum width and height you can dedicate. Check that the frame-included size (30 × 42 cm for A3 or 38 × 53 cm for 4K) fits with at least 5–10 cm of breathing room on each side.
  2. Decide between A3 and 4K based on viewing distance: Stand where you will most often view the painting. If that spot is within 1–1.5 meters, A3 is usually sufficient. If it is farther away, or if the painting will be the main focal point of a larger wall, choose 4K. Avoid choosing 4K simply because it is larger; an oversized piece in a tight space can feel overwhelming.
  3. Pick a wall that avoids direct sunlight and moisture: Choose an interior wall away from windows, radiators, and damp areas such as bathrooms. Sunlight can fade prints over time, and moisture can warp the frame or damage the artwork. If your only option is a bright wall, consider UV-filtering glazing or curtains to reduce exposure.
  4. Select and install appropriate hanging hardware: Use a hanging system rated for the painting's weight. For drywall, use anchored hooks or a French cleat; for plaster or brick, use masonry anchors. If unsure, hire a professional installer. Test the hardware by gently pulling down on it before hanging the painting; it should feel solid.
  5. Position the painting at eye level or slightly above: The center of the artwork should be around 145–155 cm from the floor for a standing viewer, or about 10–15 cm above a sofa back if hung over furniture. Use a level to avoid tilting. Have a helper hold the painting in place while you step back to check the position before committing to holes.
  6. Plan for arrival and inspect the package: When the painting arrives, open the packaging carefully and inspect the frame and print for damage before hanging. Keep the packaging until you are sure everything is correct. If you notice any issue, contact the store immediately with photos so they can help resolve it.

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