Glass print of a marina scene with boats docked at a harbor during sunset.

Modern living room with white walls, a fireplace, and a large glass print of a marina of boats above the mantel.

Three framed glass prints of a boat docked at a marina on a white background

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Close up of boats docked at a marina with an American flag flying, during what appears to be either sunrise or sunset.

Lilly's Harbor Light

By Chelsea Victoria

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Part of the All American Summer collection from Fracture and Rustic Marlin, this photo is printed directly on glass—and made in the USA. Cape charm, calm waters, and one boat stealing the spotlight. Shot by Chelsea Victoria, this stunning glass print is all about laid-back luxury and coastal cool.

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Printed directly on reflective or matte glass. Ready to hang, with or without a frame.

Premium quality, pure glass with safe-to-hold edges
Ready to hang with lightweight foamcore backing
Includes Wall-Dog™ screw and Wall Tape for hanging
Low-profile: 4.76 mm thick when frameless
High-resolution image quality
UV-cured inks prevent fading
Sustainably made in the USA
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”I have used Fracture for many special photos and have always loved how they look. Beautifully done, easy to hang, and quick delivery.”

- LAURIE M.

"When it arrived, I was in awe of the quality of the print. I couldn't wait to give it to my wife. She was equally stunned by the quality when she opened the gift. I won't hesitate to work with Fracture again."

- ROBERT S.

"I took some amazing shots of a sunset in Namibia, Africa and knew that paper wouldn’t capture the vibrancy of the image. The resolution is incredible."

- AMY K.