If you’re a regular reader or follower you’ll know how much I love my wall art. I have a Pinterest board dedicated to it, and have written many posts about it both here and on other brand sites. It’s one of my passions and something that makes a house a home for me.
When Zazzle asked me to collaborate with them on a project I was thrilled to discover we could create something unique and personal for my walls. So in this post I’m going to show you how to use the Zazzle website to customise their products before you buy, and how to create a very cool little wall gallery feature.
The Zazzle marketplace is huge, so I’d recommend having an idea on what you’re after before you start searching. After a little browsing I’d decided on customising some poster prints from this section here. And I knew I wanted them to be personal to us, and be colourful to co-ordinate with our lounge decor. Blues, yellows, purples with lots of white space would look best.
1. Let the Adventure Begin:
Holidays and travel have been particularly important to us in the last few years so this one was perfect. Except it needed a little colour for my scheme. This is how it looked on the initial screen.
The Zazzle platform easily lets you customise most artwork, so it was simple to change the background colour to yellow so it worked better with my colour choices. You might like it plain or simple, or you could add your own colour. I just love the pop of colour which will tie into my existing decor.
2. XOXOX Gold Glitter:
I’m not sure what it was about this print that caught my eye, but something did! Using the editing features, I enlarged the text and moved it slightly to give it a little personalisation. That’s what I love about Zazzle, you only need a little tweak sometimes to feel like you’ve stamped your mark on something.
3. The Stag
Oh when I saw this I just knew it was for me. The colours, the imagery, and the ability to add our family name in a cool and quirky way were perfect. I’ve been looking for something like this for a while and it just jumped out at me.
It was really easy to change the text. Simply click the button and this text box comes up
And then hey presto, it updates the image with your chosen text. You can also change sizing on any of these posters so I made a little drawing or map to show how I might like to display them (and considered where I’d get the frames that wouldn’t cost too much either) before selecting the right sizes.
4. Plain Poster Holiday Photo
We recently came back from a stunning holiday in Mauritius (you can read more about that here) and the trip was so memorable I wanted to put a favourite photograph up on the wall. This plain poster option enables you to upload your own image, and then crop and centre it to fit the size. I liked this elongated shape and thought it would sit well at the bottom of the collage.
Adding my own image of this remarkeble sunset on the horizon was easy enough, simply wait for it to upload and then customise.
I found frames for a couple of the posters at The Range which were really inexpensive, but had to order a few off the internet. They all cost about £40 in total which is really good, and the posters were just over £45. So less than £100 for this stunning, bespoke wall gallery. What do you think? I’m absolutely thrilled with it. (Apologies for the reflections, it’s opposite a large window and it was a sunny day!)
If you’re looking for something interesting for the home that you can customise easily, do check out the Zazzle website and marketplace, and be prepared to lose hours of your time browsing. There’s absolutely something for everyone.
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Jen Stanbrook is an interiors writer, blogger and presenter, with an insatiable love of all things home. 
Exactly what I’ve been looking for, we’re finally into decorating our flat after doing a lot of work on it but I’ve been umming and ahhhing over what prints we should buy and what photos we should use.
Cool Donna, it’s never easy deciding on what to use, but sometimes you just see some pieces and know they’re right. I like that you can always change wall art around too if you get bored of it or fancy a change. Good luck with yours x
I really want to create some wall art in a couple of rooms in our house but I’m slightly cared to make a start in case I get it wrong!
Oh don’t be Kizzy, go for it! You can always move it all around if you’re not sure. I’m sure it won’t be wrong x
This looks so cool! I love that you can choose a design and then customise the colours – I often find prints or quotes I like, but the colours aren’t quite right for the existing decor.
Thanks so much Jo, that’s exactly what I loved about doing them here on Zazzle
Oh I absolutely love this. These would make perfect gifts.
They would indeed Adele x
Lovely Jen – i keep meaning to finish my travel themed hallway, great inspiration for that here!
Your travel themed hallway is great Penny x
This looks really lovely jen
Thanks so much! 🙂
Really love your choices here Jen. I got a plan to use Zazzle too, must sort that soon, just not had chance.
Thanks Amanda, it takes time choosing the right pieces, but worth it in the end x
I love the adventure print, so good that you can personalise it. I also really really love the unicorn! x
Wow what a fab idea! I love that you can totally customise your prints to match your style and home! X
Looks great, I love anything that you can personalise 🙂 x
Oh my goodness, this is SO COOL! Want one of my own now x
Thanks Lottie 🙂
I really love Zazzle they have SO much good stuff on there! The yellow print is gorgeous x
Thanks Fritha, yes you’re right there is sooooo much cool stuff on there x
oh WOW! This looks like SUCH a cool site. I am a big fan of wall art too and always struggle to find things that are quite right. Definitely going to try this site. Ace post Jen!
Nice one, have never heard of Zazzle but it looks good. I really like your little wall display x
Thank you Kat xx
Oh I love that you can customise these prints – such a great idea!! We have been hanging more prints lately and going to bear this in mind for next time
Laura x
Zazzle is indeed a great editing tool and quite affordable too. However, I’m more interested in the unicorn on your wall. Is it custom made you bought it from somewhere?