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15May
01May
How Buying Art Is Similar to Cleaning Your Closet
If you're a true devotee to all things Spring, then surely you've cleaned a closet or two since the season started this year. To take this idea a step further, if you're a true devotee to seasonal closet cleaning, then surely you've heard of the Marie Kondo method of organizing called ...
15Mar
How To Hang Art
If you had to guess, would you say most people hang art too high, too low or just right? How about in your own home, is your art hung too high, too low or just right? A great rule of thumb for hanging art is to hang ...
13Feb
Color In Art
When shopping for a piece of statement artwork for a focal wall in your home, think opposite. What does that mean, you ask? If your living room has a predominantly blue color theme, then orange or yellow in art will pack a powerful punch. If your bedroom features soft pinks, think green for the artwork. Or, if your home ...
01Feb
Art Placement
The placement of art around your home is important, and maybe not for the reasons you are expecting. If hanging a piece with glass across from a window, you're going to see reflections in the glass more often than you'll see the art, even if you've framed with museum or non-glare glass. If you hang works on paper in direct sunlight, it will certainly fade. Even indirect sunlight will fade works on paper if it's bright enough. Most oil and acrylic paintings will do fine for a while in direct sun, but ideal lighting is ...