Disclosure: Some links below are affiliate links. If you buy through them, this site may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. A beige sofa looks like the easy part of a living room. Then you stand in front of the empty wall, and nothing feels right. The art looks disconnected, or the…
A large piece of art can do what ten small ones can’t. It gives the room one clear focal point, covers a blank wall, and makes the space look planned rather than accumulated. The risk is that oversized art is easy to get wrong. A piece that’s a little too small looks timid. A piece…
A 24×36-inch print looks substantial in a product photo. Hung on a 10-foot wall, it covers about 20% of the width, and the wall reads as unfinished. Large walls fail in two ways. The art is too small, so it floats in space. Or it’s too big and crowds the furniture. Online listings make both…
