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Living room wall art with a point of view.

The living room can carry a little more visual energy. Start with the print that catches your eye, then use scale, frame and colour to make it belong with the furniture already there.

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01Above a sofa

Give the furniture a centre

Choose one larger work or a pair whose combined width relates to the sofa below it, rather than letting a small print float alone.

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02A stronger edge

Try a black frame

Black creates a crisp outline around cobalt, coral, teal and ink, helping a colourful work hold its place in a busy room.

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03A collected feeling

Layer different subjects

Pair an abstract with a portrait or still life to create rhythm across the wall without making every piece match.

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Find the relationship

Let the wall relate to the room below it.

The strongest living-room arrangements usually take their first cue from the sofa, console or sideboard. Measure that width, decide whether one piece or a pairing suits the space, and tape the outer dimensions on the wall before ordering.

A useful contrast

One unexpected colour is enough.

A quieter room can take a bright coral, blue or saffron note; a patterned room may benefit from a more restrained abstract. The live collection includes portraits, still life, coastal, botanical and geometric directions to choose from.

Finish the room

Choose ready-to-hang or make it yours.

Select black, oak or white framing when you want the artwork fitted and ready to hang, or choose an unframed print when your own mount and frame are part of the plan.

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