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“Where can I buy the art?”
“Great use of art and shelves”
“Green sofa with Gray chair, pillows, ottoman and rug. Art on the wall.”
“When hanging art above a sofa or another piece of furniture, like a credenza, keep the bottom edge of the frame 6 to 12 inches above the furniture.”
“bottom edge of art 6-12 inches above furniture”
“keep art 6 to 12 inches above sofa”
“Hang art 12" above the sofa.”
“When hanging art above a sofa or another”
“big art. also love the carpet.”
“hanging art above a sofa or another piece of furniture, like a credenza, keep the bottom edge of the frame 6 to 12 inches above the furniture.”
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Sarah Greenman
“How and where can I buy the materials for the art hanging rail?”
“Art display is a must! Somewhere in the house!”
“art hangning rail, curtain hardware from IKEA”
“The way the art is displayed”
“Love the way the children's art work is displayed.”
“child's art into cards, gift wrap or laminated placemats.”
“kids' art. Your child's artwork can be a treasured keepsake, but don't feel like you have to keep every single thing. Choose a protective container (art portfolios and document boxes work well) and fill it with your favorite pieces. Taking digital photos of the surplus art and compiling them in a photo”
“child's art into cards, gift wrap or laminated placemats.”
Adrienne DeRosa
“display of art. Spanning the gamut of styles and origins, the pieces are hung asymmetrically, lending to the organic feel of the space. While the thought of fitting all of her artwork was a bit daunting in the beginning, this is now Weiss's favorite spot in her home. "I somehow managed to fit it in and”
“about "Art Deco" of the 1930 era?”
“Preparing guest room with art deco in mind. Using post World War II bedroom furniture. Furniture is in place, need some art for walls, ceiling light, maybe lamp for bedside table.”
“accent wall covered in framed art”
“I love the art gallery feel of this space. I'm going to use this as inspiration in decorating my space.”
“Inspiration that all types of art work, can work”
Beckwith Interiors
“Art at eye level standing or sitting”
“Texture, materials, art. - see rest of art article for ideas about buying and hanging art.”
“Need to center the art at eye level... whether sitting or standing.”
“Height of art and divide by 2 add it to 58 inches and subtract difference between wire and top of pic”
“Art positioning: center at eye level”
“their art at average eye level, about 58 inches high. The center of the artwork, not the top of the piece, should be at that height. This means you need to do some math: Measure the distance between the wire and the top of the frame, and measure the height of the art and divide it in half. Measure 58 inches”
“half the art's height and subtract the distance between the wire and the top of the frame. Put the nail here.”
Dana Nichols
“is the art by in this photo”
“I love the art. Are they all by the same artist or different? I have been looking for a piece”
“How is the art hung on the glass?”
“awesome art. The floor is red brick coated in epoxy.”
“Very cool art work! Downstairs art room.”
“big colorful art in the walls, white floor. much light”
“displaying art. Case in point: This glossy and light hallway can handle three paintings that would easily overwhelm another space.”
“Abstract Abstract art, when it's good, manages to convey so much emotion and movement and feeling without relying on any recognizable figures. It's all color, shape, line”
“collecting art for 10 years, and Patti, even longer. The floor is red brick coated in epoxy. Stan Bitters medallions (outside): 10 Ten; turquoise dining table chairs: early 1970s Pierre Cardin, eBay; Scandinavian rya rug: eBay”
Philpotts Interiors
“e the art on the wall”
“Does he sell these kind of art work?”
“can i contact the artist for the paneled art on the wall? I love it.”
“Love the statement piece wall art”
“The curve in the arm of the chairs follows the natural flowing lines of the Art Nouveau style.”
“Abstract art creates a soft, modern setting when paired with organic forms such as this live-edge wood table.”
“Your ArtArt is very personal, so express yourself in the art you buy for your home. If you are an artist yourself, that's even better. Make your home your own by displaying what you create”
“works with artful furnishings. Functional pieces with museum-collection looks are great to pair with paintings. Many iconic furnishings are included in museum collections, and shops such as MoMAstore sell them.”
Natalie Blake
“Wall art out of back splash tile”
“windows with art at same height”
“wall art from backsplash tiles... very cool idea!”
“Nice ceramic wall art”
“wall art...Wall art is fab!...Art work...Easy to do wall art...wall art...modern art...wall art ideas...this wall art”
Michael Merrill Design Studio, Inc
“simple art piece, could be diy”
“Cheap art for over stairs if paint isn't faded”
“Stick art for staircase?”
“interesting wall art”
“twig wall art...Wall Art...Simple art...ABSTRACT ART...Like the art...like wall art...art piece...Twig art...like the wall art...like this wall art...stick art...wall wire art...Wall art wire...stair art...Metal wall art...Home made art!...Cool wall art...this wall art?”
