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Why do some paintings shine too much depending on the room’s orientation?

The exposure of a room directly determines the perceived brilliance of your paintings. A south-facing exposure with large bay windows will create intense reflections on shiny surfaces, while a nort...

What to do if a painting becomes unreadable due to reflections?

Several solutions exist to recover a painting rendered unreadable by reflections. Moving it to a wall perpendicular to the windows is often the simplest and most effective solution. Modifying the l...

Can a wall art piece be installed facing a light source?

Installing a wall art piece directly facing a light source is not impossible but requires specific precautions. The hanging angle becomes crucial: an inclination of 10 to 15 degrees downwards effec...

Comparison: acrylic glass vs aluminum Dibond in terms of reflections

Acrylic glass offers exceptional depth and optimal UV protection, but generates significant reflections that require careful placement. Aluminum Dibond offers a naturally matte, anti-reflective sur...

The Impact of Artificial Light on the Appearance of Your Wall Art

Artificial lighting drastically influences the perception of your artwork and can create unexpected effects. Cool white LEDs reveal details but can create harsh reflections on shiny surfaces. Halog...

Reorienting Your Artwork According to Natural Light: Practical Tips

The optimal orientation of your artworks depends on the course of the sun and the layout of your room. For east-facing walls, hang your works slightly offset towards the south to avoid morning refl...