How to choose Wall Art

‍ Our wall art is made of elegant, high-end photography prints designed for people who love bright, open spaces. Think Mediterranean light, clean walls, and pieces that feel calm and considered rather than heavy or dark.

1. Look at your light and space first

Bright rooms with natural light suit these prints best. Measure the wall and leave some breathing room around the piece so it doesn’t feel cramped.

2. Choose a size that fits the wall

  • Small walls or above a side table → smaller prints

  • Large empty walls or above a sofa → larger or statement pieces A good rule: the art should take up roughly two-thirds of the furniture width below it.

3. Match the feeling of the room

Our prints lean toward light, coastal, and sun-filled scenes. They work especially well in living rooms, hallways, and open-plan spaces that already feel airy.

4. Keep the frame simple

A clean white, light wood, or thin black frame usually works best with these photography prints. Avoid ornate or heavy frames that compete with the image.

5. Hang it at the right height

Centre the piece at eye level (around 145–150 cm from the floor to the middle of the print). In rooms where people sit a lot, you can hang it a little lower.

6. Start with one strong piece

You don’t need a gallery wall. One well-chosen print in the right place often looks more intentional and elegant.

That’s it. Choose something that feels calm and bright in your space, and the rest usually falls into place.

Dining room with a wooden table surrounded by cream upholstered chairs, a bowl of green apples on the table, a large mirror on a stone wall, and a sliding glass door showing an outdoor pool area.
A painting of a young man with closed eyes, wearing a blue shirt, has food items balanced on his head and around him, including bread, tomatoes, and decorative pottery, hanging on a wall in a rustic kitchen with a marble countertop, potted plant, and wooden shelves.
A cozy office with a large wooden desk, an orange office chair, and a striped armchair. The desk has a globe, desk lamp, and books. Behind the desk is a wooden bookshelf with books and decorative items. A large framed painting of a person sitting and a person in a superhero costume on a balcony hangs on the wall. There are two large windows with curtains, a lamp, and a potted plant.