Wall Art and Bioclimatic Architecture

Tableau and natural ventilation: attention to placement

Natural ventilation creates constant air movements that can affect your paintings. Identify airflow zones between openings, securely fix lightweight artworks, and choose protected locations near so...

Using an Artwork to Conceal a Poorly Insulated Wall Without Drilling

A large freestanding artwork or magnetic hanging system can temporarily mask a faulty wall. Maintain an air gap to prevent condensation and regularly monitor the condition of the artwork and suppor...

Eco-friendly Wall Decor: What Durability for Indoor Climate?

Choose sustainable materials like recycled aluminum or glass, prioritize certified wood frames, and opt for reusable hanging systems. A well-preserved artwork avoids frequent replacements and reduc...

Adjusting Your Hanging to Seasonal Sunlight

As the angle of the sun varies with the seasons, adjust the position of your sensitive artworks. In summer, protect them more from direct rays, and in winter, monitor the humidity of the walls. A m...

The Best Materials to Withstand Temperature Variations

Aluminium dibond offers the best thermal stability, followed by acrylic glass and expanded PVC. Canvas remains more sensitive to variations but can be stabilized with a rigid frame. Avoid solid woo...

Painting and wood stove: beware of microparticles

Wood stoves generate fine particles that settle on paintings. Install your works at a reasonable distance, clean regularly with a dry microfiber cloth, and invest in an air purifier to reduce soot ...