Buying Travel Photography Prints Online Sucks (Here’s Where to Actually Shop)
Looking for exotic travel photography to hang on your wall?
The options spat out from a quick Google search fall into one of two categories. Choose between either generic pastel scenes of Positano or pretentiously overpriced, limited edition 'artistic' prints.
So here are five of the best places to shop for Travel Photography Prints online.
YellowKorner
If you want big, bold, and gallery-ready, YellowKorner is where you go. Limited edition prints, contemporary travel and urban shots, everything feels polished and high-impact. It’s a playground for people who love photography that makes a statement.
Best for: Anyone after wall art that stops conversations.
Olive et Oriel (Australia)
Australia-based Olive et Oriel has thousands of prints across photography and illustration. Their travel shots are original, stylish, and perfect if you want something that’s personal without breaking the bank.
Best for: People who want variety, originality, and global vibes.
House of Spoils
House of Spoils curates prints from established and emerging photographers, all modern, clean, and full of atmosphere. Each piece tells its own story, making it easy to pick something that really fits your space.
Best for: Anyone who loves photography that feels thoughtful and intentional.
Kakahuette
Kakahuette takes a design-led approach. Every print is moody, minimal, and carefully composed. These are the kind of prints you look at and think, “Yeah, that belongs on my wall.”
Best for: People who want original prints that add subtle style and character.
Nomad Prints
Nomad Prints captures real journeys — from the Swahili Coast to the Amazon, the Himalayas to New York streets. Every print is selected for story, mood, and authenticity. It’s not just decoration, it’s a window into the world.
Best for: Travellers, storytellers, and anyone who wants art with heart.
https://nomadprintsonline.com/
So there are five sites I would browse if I was looking to decorate my space with an authentic bit of travel inspiration. I wish I had more to add to the list but honestly it's tough out there. Good Luck and Happy Travels!