Decorate Your Home With LIFE's Classic Photos

Thanks to a new partnership, you can now have the highest-quality prints of LIFE’s greatest photos in your home.

The new Lifephotostore.com allows you to order prints of photos by Alfred Eisenstaedt, Nina Leen and the rest of LIFE’s great photographers. The shop is a collaboration between LIFE and ArtPhotoLimited, a leader in print-on-demand artworks. Nicolas Lauret, the company’s CEO, believes his company is perfectly suited to create prints from LIFE’s vaunted archive of photographs.

“These photographs capture powerful moments in history, from cultural milestones to world-changing events, making them highly desirable for collectors and art lovers,” Lauret says. “With their strong storytelling and artistic quality, LIFE images work beautifully as premium, limited-edition prints.”

The LIFE store features a curated collection of more than 600 photos, with many of the best-selling images coming from the worlds of movies, music and sports. Many of the most popular photos are seen in this gallery. The collection also includes LIFE’s most iconic covers. Customers can order prints in various finishes and sizes, from as small as 12 by 8 inches to museum-size prints at 60-by-40 inches.

“What makes the LIFE collection unique is above all its photographers that usually had rare access to pivotal events—from wars to cultural revolutions—giving us first hand views of history,” Lauret says. “Their technical mastery, combined with a deep understanding of human emotion, created timeless visuals that still resonate. LIFE’s images didn’t just document history; they shaped it. In an era before digital saturation, these photos stood as powerful, singular snapshots of the world.I also believe, in a world where AI is more and more visible, human taken/made pictures have even more value. LIFE pictures surf above trends, they are timeless.”

Take a look around the store and see which photos you can have printed for your home, so they can amaze and inspire you every day.

Portrait of actress Marilyn Monroe on patio of her home.

Alfred Eisenstaedt/Life Picture Collection/Shutterstock

Steve McQueen aims a pistol in his living room.

Loomis Dean/The LIFE Picture Collection / Shutterstock

Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy conferred with his brother and campaign organizer, Robert Kennedy, in a hotel suite during the 1960 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles.

Hank Walker/Life Pictures/Shutterstock

Award presenters Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly waiting backstage at the RKO Pantages Theatre during the 28th Annual Academy Awards, 1956.

Allan Grant The LIFE Picture Collection/Shutterstock