Dallas TX Rustic Farmhouse Style Canvas Decorative Wall Sign Collection Launched
Nov 13, 2020
Dallas, TX-based online art seller Widdlytinks launches an updated collection of decorative wall signs. The pieces come in a variety of styles, including rustic, modern, and vintage styles.
Dallas, United States - November 12, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Widdlytinks, an online art store based in Dallas, TX, has launched an updated collection of decorative wall signs. The new offering expands on the store’s popular rustic designs and offers more design customization for buyers.
More information about Widdlytinks is available via https://www.widdlytinks.com/farmhouse-decor-wall-art/
The revamped collection aims to provide customers with tasteful but modestly priced artworks for their homes. These can be hung on any wall in the house and requires no special mounting to install.
Decorative wall signs are especially suited for first-time artwork buyers who want a piece that will look good in any room of the house. It is also an ideal gift for housewarming parties, weddings, birthdays, and other special occasions.
All the decorative wall signs are made in the U.S.A. and are only available in the country. The pieces are handmade by an award-winning artist with over 20 years of experience in making art for the home.
Customers may choose from the designs offered by Widdlytinks, and they can customize the words, size, and layout. The wall decors are all made to order to allow for maximum flexibility with design and personalization.
Widdlytinks offers a wide variety of styles that range from rustic, modern, and vintage designs. It also offers themed designs that can serve as seasonal decor.
These decorative wall designs are all printed on archival-grade, poly-cotton blend canvas that provides great durability. Furthermore, the canvas is acid-free and will not yellow over time, while the frame is made from long-lasting dried pine stretcher bars.
Delivery fees are waived for standard shipping orders. Customers also have the option to fast-track their delivery by paying for rush, expedited, or express shipping.
A representative from Widdlytinks says: “Artwork gives a home character and warmth. And through these decorative all signs, more homeowners can enjoy stylish art pieces imbued with rustic charm. Our new collection is an affordable and approachable way to get started with art collecting.”
More information about Widdlytinks and its art pieces is available through the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Amy Anderson
Email: Send Email
Organization: Widdlytinks
Address: 6949 Heatherknoll Dr., Dallas, TX 75248, United States
Website: https://www.widdlytinks.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88985573
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