Wall Art Materials and Finishes: Acrylic Glass, Dibond, Canvas - The Technical Guide

Average lifespan of a painting depending on its support and use

A painting on acrylic glass or aluminium Dibond can last for several decades without noticeable alteration, while a canvas requires more maintenance. Exposure to light and the environment significa...

Invisible or visible framing: which to choose for a modern artwork?

Invisible framing prioritizes discretion and the "floating canvas" effect, while visible framing can serve as an additional decorative element. The choice depends on the desired style and installat...

Frameless Wall Art: Why This Choice Showcases the Image Better?

The frameless format emphasizes the image itself and creates a sense of continuity with the wall. This modern approach is particularly suitable for minimalist interiors and allows for harmonious in...

What’s the difference between glossy, matte and satin prints?

Glossy finish intensifies colors but can create reflections, a matte finish eliminates reflections at the cost of slightly reduced contrast. A satin finish offers a balanced compromise between the ...

Support thickness: an underestimated factor for visual rendering

A greater thickness adds stature and improves the rigidity of the artwork, avoiding deformations. Thickness also influences the depth effect and the perception of quality of the final work.

Technical errors to avoid when choosing a luxury artwork

The most frequent mistakes concern undersizing, unsuitable support selection for the environment, and neglect of finishes. This guide helps you identify these pitfalls for a successful purchase.