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Where to put big piece of art?

S Pak
hace 3 años

My photographer friend gave me one of her artworks from my favorite series of hers and I am not sure where to display it. I want it to be a conversational piece but also give it the BAM! factor.

I tried putting it in the L shaped hallway and it made me feel like I was going into another realm but I know that no wall space around artwork is a no no..

Please help me out, thank you!!

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    Patricia Colwell Consulting
    hace 3 años

    I love it there . There is nothing wrong with placing art where you love it , BTW the other pic is too distorted to advise but usually best ot choose which room you want to have it in instead of hanging it in limbo. You are in desparate need of proper lighting too and everywhere . Make sure it is all LED 4000K .Maybe work on the rest of your decor first then choose a spot for the art .

    Comentarios (6)

    • ilikefriday
      hace 3 años
      Última modificación: hace 3 años

      IMO it is perfect in that hallway. It looks fabulous and makes you wonder what is around the corner. Why is no wall space around artwork a no no? If that is the case, sometimes rules are worth being broken. In this instance, no wall around it is what helps to make that space ideal.

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      BeverlyFLADeziner
      hace 3 años
      Última modificación: hace 3 años

      It's a stunning piece of photography.


      I think it would be great in the dining area, but I would switch the position of your chairs and bench. Place the chairs in front of the wall and the bench on the outside. It will take up less room in the space.


      I'd add wall mounted candle sconces to either side of the art using flameless candles in the sconces.






    • Maureen
      hace 3 años
      Última modificación: hace 3 años

      I think it feels cramped at the end of the hallway and once you pass it, you won‘t be able to enjoy as much if it was more prominent in the room - especially since you don’t have anything else on the walls.

      If possible, I’d play around with your furniture layout (hard to get a feel with the picture). Could your dining table be moved down and then add a console with the art above; even try turning table. You’ll appreciate it so much more.




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      Darci Hether New York
      hace 3 años

      You can place that art in many areas. Here are some ideas for you:

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    • lindac92
      hace 3 años

      That's why we have hammer and picture hangers....and spackle. It can be moved....it's not like a wall or something. I love it at the end of the hall. Hate it over a buffet with flameless candle sconces....nope...and candles sconces are meant to have candles in them not electronic gadgets.
      Hang it where you like it...if you change your mind in a few months, move it. And forheaven sake forget the rules!
      I have an idea....ask your friend the artist where she thinks it looks best. Obviously she has a good eye for composition and balance.


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