CanvasPrints.com
Hand stretched canvas wall decor, manufactured in the United States, rebuilding after the Hurricane Helene facility flood
- Era
- Print and Mail
- Years active
- 2019-present
- Status
- Rebuilding
- Confidence
- Verified in a primary document or official record
- Stack
- The Print Stack
CanvasPrints.com was founded in 2019 by Maddison Lake, with the CANVAS PRINTS assumed business name filed in North Carolina on February 4, 2020, and sells custom canvas wall decor, hand stretched and hand finished in the United States. Its own landing page records more than one million units produced, more than twenty thousand reviews and one hundred percent domestic manufacture. The founder describes it as a leading wall decor brand in the direct to consumer home decor market, fully manufactured in house, and a top two ranked result in Google across dozens of commercially valuable keywords.
In December 2021 the company announced an expansion of 11.5 million dollars in taxable investment and 96 new jobs in Henderson County, North Carolina. That figure comes from the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development's own December 14, 2021 announcement, which makes it the best corroborated number anywhere in the company's record; the same announcement set the employment baseline at 63, with 96 roles to be added by 2025. CanvasPrints.com states that the expansion was completed in 2023, into a production facility at 145 Cane Creek Industrial Park Drive in Fletcher.
In September 2024 Hurricane Helene put roughly forty inches of water through that facility, in a building that was not in a flood plain. The equipment suffered widespread water damage, was repaired onsite over the following year, and was sold at auction in October 2025, at a fraction of its replacement value by the founder’s account. CanvasPrints.com has held a public landing page throughout, titled A Temporary Pause, But Not Goodbye, with a stated intention to reopen before Q4 2026.
What is live at canvasprints.com is a landing page, not a storefront. The company states an intention to reopen before Q4 2026, and the unit, review and ranking figures above are the ones the business published about itself before the flood.
The strategic point
Why it mattered
CanvasPrints.com is the first business in the entire portfolio that manufactures rather than intermediates. Every venture before it stood between two other parties: reselling, brokering, building directories, generating leads or financing equipment. A print operation that stretches its own canvas in its own building owns its production, sets its own quality standard, and cannot be cut out by a customer who works out who the supplier is. After fifteen years of businesses whose defensibility rested on an information advantage, this is a business whose defensibility rests on making the thing.
It was capitalized accordingly. The 11.5 million dollar expansion is by a wide margin the largest verified capital commitment in the company's history, and it is one of the few figures in the entire record confirmed by a third party, a county economic development authority, rather than reported by the company about itself.
Archive
Screen capture
The landing page canvasprints.com has held since Hurricane Helene, reading A Temporary Pause, But Not Goodbye. Captured from the live site in 2026.
Reference
The record
- Portfolio group
- Current operations
- Years active
- 2019-present
- Status
- Rebuilding
- Confidence
- Verified in a primary document or official record
- Domain
- canvasprints.com
- Mark source
- From the company site, 2025
- Mark dimensions
- 691 × 112 pixels
Brand colours
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