Find the right artwork for every room
I've never thought about my work in neat categories. What matters more is where a piece actually ends up living, what it's doing on the wall while you're making coffee, working, or falling asleep.
Have a look through the rooms below and see what feels right for yours.
The living room
Usually the one room where a larger, quieter piece can really do its job. It's where people sit still long enough to actually look at something.
Sizing: 50x70cm or larger reads properly from sofa distance. 30x40cm tends to disappear on a big wall.
FEATURED WORKS FOR THE LIVING ROOM
The home office
Calm, low-stimulus art gives your eyes somewhere to rest between screens, or something with a bit more energy in the room, if you work better that way.
Sizing: 30x40cm to 40x50cm, a closer viewing distance than a living room.
FEATURED WORKS FOR THE HOME OFFICE
The bedroom
A quieter, more intimate register than the rest of the home, you're winding down here, not entertaining guests.
Sizing: 30x40cm to 40x50cm for a nightstand wall. Go larger (50x70cm or up) only for a genuine headboard statement.
FEATURED WORKS FOR THE BEDROOM
The kitchen & dining room
A shared, casual space that gets daily glances rather than long focused looks. Keep it light and approachable, that said, if you have an open-plan kitchen-diner with a real wall to work with, especially behind a long dining table, a single larger piece can act as the anchor for the whole space, the same way it would in a living room.
Sizing: 30x40cm as a pair or trio for everyday spots like a shelf or nook. For an open-plan dining wall, don't be afraid to go big: 50x70cm or larger works the same way it does in a living room.
FEATURED WORKS FOR THE KITCHEN & DINING ROOM
The entryway & hallway
The first thing someone sees when they walk in, usually a narrow space, which changes what actually fits.
Sizing: Favor vertical formats; 40x50cm is usually the practical ceiling.
FEATURED WORKS FOR THE ENTRYWAY & HALLWAY
Still not sure? Browse the full collection and see what speaks to you.