Another Day in Paradise (Sepia) - Photo Art on Plexiglass

Product Details

Another Day in Paradise (Sepia) captures the vibrancy of an urban night through a richly detailed, cinematic composition. Restaurants, clubs, and food stalls overflow with people, music, and activity, while neon signs add vintage cars and a nostalgic twist to the scene. Rendered entirely in warm sepia tones, the artwork fuses the energy of contemporary nightlife with the timeless atmosphere of old-world photography.

Packed with detail and layered stories, it invites viewers to explore every corner—discovering humour, character, and cultural references hidden within the crowd. Both playful and dramatic, this piece transforms the chaos of the city into a striking work of art.

What is Plexiglass?
Plexiglass is a modern alternative to traditional glass, used to give artwork a sleek, contemporary finish. It is lightweight, durable, and crystal-clear, allowing colours and details to appear vibrant and full of depth. UV protection helps to keep your artwork looking its best over time. Unlike regular glass, plexiglass won’t easily shatter, making it safer and easier to hang—especially for larger pieces. The frameless design gives a contemporary “floating” effect on the wall (fittings not included).

The result is a glossy, gallery-style presentation that enhances and protects your picture, perfect for a modern display in a stylish interior.

Artwork Delivery Information

• Delivery Charge: £25, or free on orders over £3,000 when using our trusted one-man delivery service.  Please note that delivery to specific locations may incur additional costs and may take longer.

• Make a Date: Once your order is ready to deliver, we’ll be in touch to arrange a convenient delivery date.

• Receive Your Item: Your order will be delivered by our one-man delivery service to a room of your choice.  Assistance may be required during delivery for larger artwork.

• Ready to Hang: All artwork arrives ready to hang (fittings not included).

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