Ideas and inspiration for decorating space

The first step in putting up wall art is determining where it will go. Picking for a place to display a vast abstract canvas or an odd-numbered stack of tiny nautical images might be the most challenging part of decorating.

So, you're staring at a white wall. What are your options at this point?

The procedure of hanging your artwork will be made a little bit easier and, in our opinion, even entertaining!

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1. A fireplace is usually the room's centerpiece.

- To express your design narrative, hang artwork over the mantle.

- A grouping of painting the same size as the fireplace entrance is a good piece of advice.

- One colossal piece or a group of smaller parts that appear to be a single object can be used.

 

**2.Keep in mind that you're working on a wall**

Choose minor canvas wall art for narrow walls and more extensive canvas art for broader walls.

 

**- For Small Spaces:**

A small area, such as a stair landing, can be transformed into a window by arranging an even number of pieces in a close cluster. This impact is enhanced by using light hues.

 

**- For Large Spaces:**

A vast room or a tall wall might benefit significantly from using a consistent number of pieces arranged in a close cluster. Observe that larger spaces can withstand a somewhat more significant gap than smaller ones.

 

**3. Organize wall art before nailing anything down**

 The table or floor can lay out all of the items.

- Play around with the parts until you find an arrangement you like.

- The parts should be laid out on a vast sheet of kraft paper or wrapping paper and then traced around each piece.

- Draw two lines from the back of the picture to where it will be hung using kraft paper.

- After that, attach the paper to the wall with tape and install the nails.

- Remove the paper, and voilà!

 

**4.Artwork should be displayed at eye level**

- Think of groups as one complete work for art hanging height. For example, if you want to hang four images in a row, think of it as one big square.

- As the last step, position images make their center points at eye level.

- To get the most out of your dining room wall art, place it a few inches lower than eye level so you can appreciate it while you're seated.

 

**5. Ideas for Wall Art**

- Placement of your wall art in a symmetrical manner.

- For extensive furniture collections or fireplace mantles, this strategy works best when the items in the group are comparable in size, form, and subject matter.

 

**6, Different surfaces for displaying artwork on the wall**

- Picture hanging techniques on drywall.

- It's not uncommon for walls to be hollow, with plaster or drywall concealing a robust, wood framework. As long as you know where to look, you'll have no problem hanging anything on a wall that's supported by the studs or boards behind it.