Wall Art for Every Room

Hanging Artwork in Attics or Converted Lofts

Decorating converted attics requires composing with particular volumes. Take advantage of straight walls for the main works, use the slopes for horizontal formats, and adjust the height of placemen...

A Painting in the Stairwell Leading to the Cellar?

The stairwell leading to the cellar offers a decor opportunity often overlooked. Install your painting at mid-height so that it is visible during the descent, ensure sufficient lighting for safety,...

Wall between kitchen and living room: how to integrate a work of art?

The wall between the kitchen and living room represents a strategic location for a painting that connects these two spaces. Choose a work with colors that echo the tones of both rooms, prioritize a...

Games room / multimedia: decorate without disturbing the screen

Integrating a painting into a multimedia room requires consideration of reflections and contrasts. Place the artwork on side walls rather than facing the screen, prioritize matte surfaces that do n...

Transforming a Mudroom or Vestibule with a Small Artwork

A small artwork in a vestibule immediately creates a welcoming impression. Choose a format that adapts to the reduced proportions of the space, prioritize colors that announce the ambiance of your ...

Wall art in a sunroom: paying attention to light

Decorating a sunroom requires particular attention to UV rays, which can damage your artwork. Opt for reproductions on aluminum or plexiglass, place your paintings away from direct sunlight, and in...