Know-How Exchange : E-Marketing

What type of art are you selling? Could you give us a feel for your audience or target market? If you have a prototype site already created, I'd be interested in looking at it, and giving brainstorming some names that fit. Any info is useful :)

we plan on bringing customers the best selection of posters and art prints in the world. We will have a range of hundreds of thousands of posters and art prints, Our selection of posters and prints will include entertainment and specialty posters, decorative prints, and art reproductions.

Mike's response is right on!! You a domain name that will searches to your site. Don't limit you domain name as the same as your store front name. Think of what a person would type in a search engine to get to your site. By doing this you will have a better chance of dominating your keywords/phrases for that search.

It looks like the most searched words (from poster, prints, specialty posters, decorative prints, art reproductions) on Google are "Poster" and "Print", according to Google Trends- https://www.google.com/trends?q=poster%2C+prints%2C+specialty+posters%2C+de...

What Mike and David said is true, but it's also an opportunity to give your site name a flavor of your personality. Is there a theme, tone, animal, or mascot, you've considered? You can try things like "Blue Turtle Posters and Prints." or "Spotter Orchid Posters and Prints." Remember your site name does not have to match your URL, but it helps customers a LOT. You can always utilize is your sub-header to say "posters and prints."

Here are a few ideas to get you thinking, these domains should all be available... if not, consider using variations:
Perfect poster and print
Wall inspiration
Walls can Talk
Wall Expression
Liven Your Home
Liven up My Home
Embrace your Space
Grace your Space
Wall chocolate -- wall candy is taken!

You can search for great art quotations here: https://www.rhymezone.com/ , along with word rhymes, synonyms, etc. This is a good tool for brainstorming meetings.

Haha, meant to say "Spotted Orchid Poster and Prints." Dang that crutch we call spell check!