Art for Interior Design

A painting that looks right in a gallery can fall flat over a sofa, and the reason is almost always scale, light or palette rather than the painting itself. This section is written for people furnishing a real room: how to read the wall before choosing the work, how much space to leave around a canvas, what happens to a dark painting in a north facing room, and when a large single piece beats a gallery wall. Designers and stylists use these pages as a shortcut when a client asks for something specific. Because every reproduction we make is hand painted to order, the size is yours to choose rather than something to work around, and you see a photograph of the finished canvas before it ships rolled in a tube.