Aim for artwork around two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, leaving a calm visual margin.
Find art by how you live
Rooms
& spaces.
Begin with the room, then follow the feeling. These edits connect subject, scale and atmosphere so choosing art feels less like searching a catalogue and more like shaping a home.
Gathering space
Living room
Statement works, calm pairings and pieces with enough presence to hold the centre of a room.
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Quiet atmosphere
Bedroom
Soft palettes, botanical details and slower imagery for the beginning and end of the day.
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Focus & character
Office & study
Architecture, cities and visual ideas that give a working space identity without creating noise.
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Energy & culture
Media room
Sport, cinema and music-led works for rooms made for watching, listening and remembering.
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Conversation pieces
Dining & kitchen
Cocktails, botanicals and vivid compositions that work naturally around a shared table.
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First impression
Entryway
Confident single works and architectural lines that establish the point of view from the door.
Explore the edit →Place the visual centre near 145–150 cm from the floor, then adjust for seating and ceiling height.
Treat several frames as one composition. Keep spacing consistent—usually 5–8 cm between works.