Framed Prints | Handmade in Derry, Delivered Across Ireland & the UK

Framed Wall Art, Finished the Right Way

Every framed print we produce is assembled in-house at our Derry studio. That means we control the print quality, the colour calibration, the frame finish, and the final check before it goes into packaging. Nothing is outsourced. Nothing is mass-produced.

We offer frames in black, white, walnut and oak, and every piece arrives fully assembled with hanging hardware included. Whether you’re looking for a single statement piece or framing multiple prints for a gallery wall, we keep the same standard throughout.

Over twenty years of doing this has taught us one thing: the finishing is where the difference shows. That’s the part most customers never see and the part we spend the most time on.

Looking for a personalised framed print? We can frame your own photos and artwork too. Visit our Personalised Prints page to get started.

Prefer a frameless look? Our Float Effect Canvases offer a contemporary gallery-mounted alternative.

Handcrafted Quality Since 2004

Legenderry Prints is a family-run business creating premium wall art for over 20 years. Every framed print is carefully produced and finished in-house to ensure consistent quality and professional presentation.

Unlike mass-produced imports, our artwork is made with attention to detail, durable materials and long-lasting colour designed to stand the test of time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your framed prints ready to hang
Yes. Every framed print arrives fully assembled with secure hanging hardware included.

What frame colours are available?
We offer a range of finishes including black, white and oak, depending on the artwork selected.

Are your framed prints made locally?
All framed prints are printed and assembled in-house at our Derry studio. For locally inspired artwork celebrating Derry and Northern Ireland, explore our Derry Wall Art collection

Do you deliver across Ireland and the UK?
Yes. We provide secure delivery throughout Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the wider UK.