Lithographs are the first things most people think of when it comes to decorating a new space. Art by the Great Masters or more modern practitioners of the form add color and structure to formerly lifeless and ill-defined walls and rooms.

Lithographs are a step up in terms of investment and value from the regular poster. Though often the distinctions between posters and lithographs can be vague, in general the differences are in paper weight and ink saturation. Posters are usually printed on thin, high gloss stock, whereas lithographs have greater color saturation and are printed on heavier, more durable paper.

Thanks to the many media and framing options currently available to online shoppers, home and office spaces can be set up to look more like galleries than ever before.

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