Christmas Wall Art

Christmas wall art with the glow of the season: string lights over Quebec City’s Petit-Champlain, garlands and red bows on a snowy shopping street, an ice sculpture at the Quebec Winter Carnival and cabins lit up in Telluride.

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Elevate your space with our Christmas Canvas Art

These are the scenes that make December feel like December: snow on old streets, windows glowing amber at dusk and lights strung between the buildings. Our Christmas wall art is built from real places rather than cartoons, from Quebec City and Montreal to ski towns in Colorado and Utah, so a canvas can stay up from Thanksgiving to New Year’s and still sit comfortably with your everyday decor.

Holiday lights in old streets

Quebec City Christmas Lights shows the moment snow starts to stick on the cobblestones of Rue du Petit-Champlain while string lights hang between the buildings like golden garlands. Garland Historic Downtown dresses a snowy shopping street with evergreen garlands and red bows, and Garland Nighttime Lights follows a lamp-lined path under an archway wrapped in twinkling lights. Petit Champlain Winter Quebec returns to the old row houses at dusk, orange and yellow against fresh snow, and Quebec Winter Carnival fills a town square with a giant ice sculpture, sledders and a sky lit orange and gold.

Snowy villages and ski towns

Our best-selling piece in this collection is Montreal City in Winter: streetlights and warm windows catch on fresh snow at dusk, bare trees framing historic buildings with mansard roofs. Breckenridge Historic Downtown lines Main Street with Victorian storefronts in ochre and rust as the snow begins to fall. Telluride Winter Wonderland brings the orange gondola down past glowing cabins at purple twilight, and Park City Snowy Landscape sets warm chalet windows among snow-heavy pines. Salt Lake City Winter Scene rolls a trolley past gas lamps and colorful Victorian fronts, while New Hope Historic Downtown reflects shop windows on wet cobblestones under a winter moon.

Cabins and cottages

Lake Placid Winter Wonderland glows from a log cabin as smoke curls into a snowy sky. Madison Winter Wonderland crosses a wooden footbridge past snowy cottages with red brick chimneys, and Ashland Winter Wonderland reflects golden windows in a snow-dusted stream.

Decorating for the holidays

  • Mantel: a vertical village scene leaves room for garland and candles below.
  • Entryway: the lights of Quebec City make a warm welcome by the front door.
  • Dining room: a glowing street scene sets the mood for a holiday table.
  • Gift: a snowy view of someone’s favorite ski town or city is a present that outlasts the season.

For snow without the festivities, browse winter wall art. You can also see more of Quebec City, Park City and Colorado.

Is this Christmas art or just winter scenes?

Both, with a festive lean. Quebec City Christmas Lights and the two Garland pieces show string lights, garlands and red bows, while the others are snowy villages and ski towns glowing at dusk. None use themed characters, so they can stay up from late November through the end of winter.

Which Christmas canvas looks good over a fireplace mantel?

Vertical village scenes sit well above a mantel because they leave room for garland and candles below. Quebec City Christmas Lights, Telluride Winter Wonderland and Lake Placid Winter Wonderland are all vertical. Pick a width slightly narrower than the mantel and leave a few inches above your decorations.

Do you have holiday art for a cabin or ski house?

Yes. Telluride Winter Wonderland, Park City Snowy Landscape and Breckenridge Historic Downtown show real ski towns in the snow, with chalets and storefronts lit up at dusk. Lake Placid Winter Wonderland adds a log cabin with smoke rising from the chimney, a natural fit for a mountain home.

Is a snowy town canvas a good Christmas gift?

A snowy view of a place someone loves makes a personal gift that lasts well beyond the holidays. Families who ski might like Park City or Breckenridge, and anyone who has visited Quebec City in December will recognize the lights on Petit-Champlain. Each canvas arrives ready to hang.