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Adapting Your Artwork to a Double-Height Room (Loft, Mezzanine)
In a loft or double-height space, create multiple visual levels. Combine a major work (150x200cm) at the bottom with smaller ones in height. Use suspensions or installations to occupy the aerial sp...

What sizes of artwork for a sloped room?
Under the eaves, prioritize horizontal formats (40x60cm) that follow the slope. Avoid artworks that are too tall, which accentuate the constraint. Place your paintings on the straight walls, at sea...

Painting + mouldings: managing visual heights in classic interiors
In apartments with mouldings, cornices or friezes, hanging paintings requires a specific approach that respects the existing architecture. Use the horizontal lines of the mouldings as natural guide...

Panoramic Wall Art in a Room with Standard Ceiling
Panoramic wall art is an excellent way to visually widen a room with classic dimensions. A 100x40 cm format creates a horizon line that stretches the perception of width, particularly effective in ...

How to Choose the Right Size Artwork for High Ceilings?
Homeowners of rooms with high ceilings often make the mistake of choosing artworks that are too small and get lost in the vastness of the wall. To create a harmonious visual balance, prioritize gen...

Ceiling height and viewing distance: the ideal combination
The relationship between ceiling height and viewing distance determines the optimal size of your wall art. For a viewing distance of 2 meters (standard living room), a 80x60 cm artwork is perfect w...

Create a Cathedral Effect with Carefully Chosen Wall Art
The cathedral effect is achieved by playing with proportions and verticality to enhance your high ceilings. Choose a large masterpiece (minimum 120x80 cm) as the main focal point, complemented by s...