Posted in displaying artwork, home decor, how to on Feb 8th, 2010
It’s always fun (ok, maybe it’s just me) to figure out what size artwork to hang in a given location. We’re currently trying to figure out which size of framed pieces we would like to hang above our new living room sideboard. (more…)
Posted in displaying artwork on Jan 25th, 2010
Hi There!
How was your weekend? We’ve been spending quite a bit of time lately talking to people about how to choose a standard picture frame size for artwork that they would like to hang. It’s the time of year for organizing so I guess hanging artwork goes right along with it. Now, frame sizing does vary greatly based on the style of the room and personal preference, but here’s a starting point, this is what is readily available off the shelf without the need for custom framing.
If you’re trying to figure out what size frame would be best in your space, don’t forget to review our handy artwork size chart.
What other tools and how to’s would help you with your artwork dilemmas?
Posted in displaying artwork on Oct 22nd, 2009
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Friends of mine just moved into a new house over the summer and they’re looking for suggestions about how to hang family photos in their large, open stairway. (more…)
Posted in displaying artwork on Mar 13th, 2009
Peony #16, 11″x14″ modern fine art photographic print
Leaning artwork up against the wall is a really great idea for a number of reasons. It allows you to quickly update the pieces that you’re displaying so you can show off different collections every (more…)
Posted in new images, poll on Mar 12th, 2009
Peony #16, 3″x3.75″ photographic print matted to 8″x10″
I now have two mini matted prints available in my shop! Both images are 3×3.75 inches and have been window matted in white on the front with a solid piece on the back bringing the size of the finished piece (more…)
Posted in displaying artwork on Feb 6th, 2009
Ever wondered how to display your artwork? There are so many different ways to hang photographs on the walls and I get lots of questions from clients who don’t know where to start. One of the places that I send (more…)
150 x 100
