Rain on the glass, a record on the platter and the whole afternoon free.

This vinyl record wall art, Turntable Rain Window, sets a vintage wooden turntable on a sill in front of a rain-streaked window, with misty hills fading behind the glass. On its flat, shine-free sheet the dim window light stays gentle, and it is a thoughtful present for anyone who still lowers the needle by hand.

The design: a record spinning while the rain comes down

Front and center sits an old-fashioned record player in warm brown wood, with a small round knob at the front right. A black record turns on the platter, its orange-tan center label catching the low light, and the tonearm already rests in the groove, so the song is mid-play.

Behind it, a wooden-framed window fills the top of the scene. Raindrops slide down the pane in long streaks, and through the wet glass a dark-green line of misty hills sits under a heavy gray-green sky. The room around it is all deep browns, as if the only light comes from the gray day outside.

The whole scene is painted in a soft, muted vintage style and set inside a rounded dark-brown panel, which sits on a wide peach-beige border printed as part of the artwork. A single line of cream serif lettering runs along the bottom of the panel. There is no person in the picture, which leaves the spot by the window open for you: the kettle on, a book half read and the next side of the album waiting.

Paper chosen for a dim, rain-soaked scene

• 16 sizes in total: 11 portrait, counting A1 and A2, and 5 square, starting at 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) and going up to 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm)
• A heavyweight sheet (189 g/m², 10.3 mil) with a flat, non-reflective finish keeps the dim window and the dark wood readable under a lamp
• 94% opacity: a bold wall color will not show through the dark-brown panel
• Bright white paper (104% ISO brightness) lets the peach-beige border and the cream lettering print true
• Paper sourced from Japan
• Sent unframed and printed once you place your order

Who it's for

Vinyl listeners, crate diggers and lo-fi playlist lovers who put on music when the weather turns. It sits well above a record shelf or a listening chair, beside a study desk or in a bedroom, and complements study spots and quiet cafés. Hand it over at a housewarming, on a birthday or over the holidays, especially to someone who just set up their first turntable.

Quick answers

Does it look like a photo?

No. It is a painted-style illustration with soft edges and muted tones, closer to an old storybook picture than a camera shot, so it blends with wood furniture and warm lamps.

Is the light edge around the scene a mat?

No, that peach-beige band is printed on the paper as part of the art. You can hang the poster on its own or place it in a frame with or without a separate mat.

Will a square size lose part of the record player?

No. The five squares keep the whole panel, record player and lettering, with a slimmer border. Portrait sizes add a taller strip of border above and below the scene.

Which size suits a spot above a record shelf?

Over a low shelf or console, 16″×20″ (40.6 × 50.8 cm) or 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61.0 cm) reads well from the couch. Next to a turntable on a desk, the 11″×14″ (27.9 × 35.6 cm) keeps things tidy.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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