Tableaux pour Couloirs

Subtle yet impactful artworks to dress your transitional spaces

The art of transitional spaces lies in the subtle balance between presence and discretion. Opt for works with soft colors but striking subjects, prioritize medium formats that assert themselves wit...

Where and how to place a painting in a small hallway or entryway?

In a small hallway, every centimeter counts. Prioritize the wall facing the entrance to create an immediate impact, avoid direct traffic areas, and choose a location that benefits from optimal natu...

Rhythmize a long hallway with paintings: create a visual path

Creating a visual rhythm in a long hallway requires method. Alternate formats and heights while maintaining chromatic consistency, space your works regularly to create a soothing cadence, and finis...

Stairwell: Panoramic or Vertical Artwork? Choosing the Right Orientation for Your Space

The choice of format depends entirely on your architecture. A wide staircase with high walls calls for a panoramic piece that follows the horizontality, while a narrow stairwell is magnified by a v...

Hanging a Painting in a Staircase: Height and Perspective Rules to Know

Hanging in a staircase follows specific rules: maintain a constant distance of 150-160 cm between the floor of each step and the center of the painting. Follow the slope of the staircase by imagini...