Welcome To The Labyrinth Print: Sizing, Framing, and Placement

Start with your wall, not the frame

The Welcome To The Labyrinth print is a horror-themed poster from Glitchy Gorilla, sold at Pixel Empire. It comes in four sizes: 11"x14", 11"x17", 16"x20", and 24"x36". That range means the same artwork can sit on a narrow hallway wall or anchor a large home theater, but the size should come first. Measure the open wall area, then pick the size that leaves breathing room around the print. A poster that crowds a doorway or window looks cramped no matter how good the frame is.

The catalog does not list frame or mat dimensions, so treat those as decisions you make after the print arrives. That is not a gap in the product; it is a normal part of hanging paper art. Use the listed print size as your starting number and plan the frame around it.

What the catalog confirms

• Welcome To The Labyrinth: Horror-themed design from Glitchy Gorilla, available in 11"x14", 11"x17", 16"x20", and 24"x36" sizes. The size range is the main planning tool for this print; it determines where the piece can go and how much wall it will fill.

  

• Welcome To The Labyrinth: Printed on quality poster stock for lasting display. Poster stock is light and flexible, so it frames easily and can be mounted without heavy hardware.
• Welcome To The Labyrinth: Ideal for home theaters, game rooms, or personal spaces. These rooms usually have lower light and themed decor, which suits a dark, atmospheric horror print.

Match the size to the room

• 11"x14": A small format that suits tight walls, shelves, or a gallery cluster. Use it where the print will be seen up close, such as beside a desk or in a hallway.
• 11"x17": A slightly taller option for narrow vertical spaces between doors or at the end of a corridor. It gives the artwork more presence without taking over the wall.
• 16"x20": A middle size that works above a console, a low bookshelf, or a game room side wall. It reads clearly from across a room without dominating it.
• 24"x36": A large statement size for a main wall in a home theater or game room. Measure first; this size needs a wide, open area to avoid feeling cramped.

Framing a poster without guessing

Because the catalog does not specify frame dimensions, choose a frame that matches the exact print size you order. A frame sold for 16"x20" art will fit the 16"x20" print; do not buy a frame first and hope the print fits. If you want a mat, pick one that leaves the printed image fully visible. A mat adds visual space but also increases the outer frame size, so measure the final framed dimensions against your wall before hanging.

For a horror print, a simple black or dark wood frame keeps attention on the artwork. A thin frame suits smaller sizes, while a slightly wider frame can balance the 24"x36" format. Avoid overly ornate frames unless the room already leans that way; the goal is to support the dark, atmospheric mood, not compete with it.

A simple hanging sequence

1. Measure the wall and mark the center: Use painter's tape to outline the final framed size on the wall. This shows how the print will sit before you commit to a nail or hook.
2. Check the viewing height: In a home theater or game room, hang the print so the center of the artwork sits near eye level when seated. In a hallway, eye level while standing is the better guide.
3. Choose hardware for the wall type: Poster stock is light, but the frame adds weight. Use hardware rated for the framed weight and your wall material. If you rent or cannot drill, use removable adhesive strips rated for the load.
4. Hang, step back, and adjust: Check level and spacing from nearby furniture or doorways. A print that is slightly too high is easier to fix before the nail goes in.

Placement ideas that suit the artwork

• Home theater: Place the print on a side wall or near the entrance where it sets a mood without distracting from the screen. Lower light helps the dark design read as intended.
• Game room: Hang it above a console or shelf, or in a gallery cluster with other pop culture prints. The horror theme fits rooms that already lean toward darker decor.
• Hallway or entry: A narrow wall is a natural fit for the 11"x17" size. It gives visitors a strong first impression without needing a large open wall.
• Personal space or office: The 11"x14" size works beside a desk or on a small wall. Keep it out of direct sun if possible, since poster stock can fade over time.

Common questions about the Labyrinth print

Does the print come framed?

The catalog describes a poster printed on quality poster stock. It does not list a frame as included, so plan to frame or mount it yourself.

Can I hang it without a frame?

Poster stock is light enough to mount with clips or removable adhesive, but a frame protects the edges and gives the print a finished look. The catalog does not specify mounting hardware, so choose based on your wall and the print size.

Which size works best for a game room?

It depends on the wall. The 16"x20" size suits a side wall or above a console, while the 24"x36" size works as a main statement piece if the wall is wide enough. Measure before ordering.

Will the colors fade?

The catalog does not make fade-resistance claims. To reduce risk, keep the print out of direct sunlight and avoid damp areas.