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Long Console Set | Las Vegas
Create a polished focal point above a console table, media cabinet, or long hallway wall. The Long Console is a professionally curated three-piece artwork arrangement designed to bring balance, scale, and visual impact to larger spaces—without the guesswork of choosing artwork yourself.
The iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign creates an unmistakable sense of place, Neon Guitar introduces bold abstract movement with its sculptural red neon curves, and Reflective Skyline adds luminous architecture and modern sophistication. Together, the collection creates a refined gallery wall that feels distinctly Las Vegas while remaining timeless and contemporary.
THE FUJIFLEX FACTOR
When selected in frameless acrylic, each photograph is printed on Fujiflex Crystal Archive photographic paper and face-mounted beneath ¼-inch acrylic, creating exceptional depth, clarity, and color richness.
Fujiflex's ultra-smooth, high-gloss surface enhances the dramatic contrast throughout the collection—from the warm glow of the Welcome sign and the sculptural red neon of Neon Guitar to the luminous architectural reflections of Reflective Skyline. Deep blacks, vibrant highlights, and remarkable detail combine with the dimensional quality of acrylic to create artwork that feels immersive, allowing light to move naturally across every photograph.
¼-inch frameless acrylic
Fujiflex Crystal Archive photographic print
Dibond backing for exceptional stability
¾-inch recessed floating mounting frame
Arrives ready to hang
Choosing the Right Size
For the most balanced look, choose an arrangement that's slightly narrower than your sofa, console table, or media cabinet. Leave some wall space on each side, and hang each photograph approximately 3–4 inches apart so the collection reads as one cohesive arrangement. If you're between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger option for the greatest visual impact. Check out a more specific simple guide here
2–3 inches between smaller pieces (16–24")
3–4 inches for medium to large pieces (24–36")
4–6 inches only for very large gallery walls or oversized artwork (40"+)
Create a polished focal point above a console table, media cabinet, or long hallway wall. The Long Console is a professionally curated three-piece artwork arrangement designed to bring balance, scale, and visual impact to larger spaces—without the guesswork of choosing artwork yourself.
The iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign creates an unmistakable sense of place, Neon Guitar introduces bold abstract movement with its sculptural red neon curves, and Reflective Skyline adds luminous architecture and modern sophistication. Together, the collection creates a refined gallery wall that feels distinctly Las Vegas while remaining timeless and contemporary.
THE FUJIFLEX FACTOR
When selected in frameless acrylic, each photograph is printed on Fujiflex Crystal Archive photographic paper and face-mounted beneath ¼-inch acrylic, creating exceptional depth, clarity, and color richness.
Fujiflex's ultra-smooth, high-gloss surface enhances the dramatic contrast throughout the collection—from the warm glow of the Welcome sign and the sculptural red neon of Neon Guitar to the luminous architectural reflections of Reflective Skyline. Deep blacks, vibrant highlights, and remarkable detail combine with the dimensional quality of acrylic to create artwork that feels immersive, allowing light to move naturally across every photograph.
¼-inch frameless acrylic
Fujiflex Crystal Archive photographic print
Dibond backing for exceptional stability
¾-inch recessed floating mounting frame
Arrives ready to hang
Choosing the Right Size
For the most balanced look, choose an arrangement that's slightly narrower than your sofa, console table, or media cabinet. Leave some wall space on each side, and hang each photograph approximately 3–4 inches apart so the collection reads as one cohesive arrangement. If you're between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger option for the greatest visual impact. Check out a more specific simple guide here
2–3 inches between smaller pieces (16–24")
3–4 inches for medium to large pieces (24–36")
4–6 inches only for very large gallery walls or oversized artwork (40"+)