Art in Your Space

See it in your space

The question we hear most in the gallery isn't about the art. It's about the wall. Here's what we tell people in person, and if you're still not sure, send us a photo and we'll help you choose.

Send us your wall
Just Us by Stephanie Elizabeth, framed canvas in a living room
Living room · Just Us
A Hop, Skip and Jump canvas above a bed on a dark timber wall
Bedroom · A Hop, Skip and Jump
Serenity at Sugar framed canvas in a dining room
Dining room · Serenity at Sugar
Crab Life canvas above a timber console in an entryway
Entryway · Crab Life

Choosing the right size

15–25 cm
Art width ≈ two-thirds of the sofaCentre about 145–150 cm from the floor
1

Measure the furniture, not the wall

Above a sofa, bed or sideboard, aim for a piece about two-thirds of the furniture's width.

2

Go bigger than feels safe

Art nearly always looks smaller once it's hung. Almost everyone who sizes up is glad they did.

3

Hang it at eye level

Centre it roughly 145 to 150 cm from the floor, or 15 to 25 cm above a sofa or sideboard.

4

Try it with tape

Mark the size on your wall with painter's tape or newspaper and live with it for a day.

Paper, canvas and frames

Paper prints

Printed on archival cotton paper. Beautiful framed behind glass, from A4 up.

Canvas prints

Matte canvas, stretched and ready to hang. Made for larger walls.

Natural oak frames

Made to suit both, and every framed piece arrives ready to hang.

Send us a photo of your wall

Email a straight-on photo of your wall, its rough width and the piece you're considering. Steph or Dave will reply with the size and finish we'd hang there. No obligation, and it comes straight to us, not a help desk.

Email hello@seagallery.com.au