My first recommendation is to treat the walls of your home like a blank canvas. You acquired a new piece of art? Then give it the respect it deserves. Do not jump ahead and hang it on the wall that happens to be empty. Rather think, if any place on the wall were possible, where would be the most appropriate place for the new painting?
When it comes to a large painting, we will dedicate an entire wall to it.
Paintings like the one in the picture – cannot compete with anything else.
In the past they used to make photo collages on the wall, Russian Salon style, but today this no longer exists.
Nowadays, in exhibitions and museums, they try to give each work its own focus.
this approach goes for the house as well.
After hanging a painting that has a lot of presence, we need to carefully choose what to put on the wall next to it and the wall opposite.
It is important to choose images that will not compete to grab our attention. The idea is not to overwhelm, to create a harmonious flow.
Choose a picture that will be pleasing to your eyes, so it blends well with its surrounding.
If on one wall there is a painting with lots of colors, on the wall next to and opposite it should be something calmer, so that the eyes will be calm.
What paintings do I hang? What am I not hanging?
Are there paintings that need to be fixed? Whether to renew by reframing, or by applying a special substance that will restore their shine.
One of the mistakes people make is that they feel the need to use all the works of art they have.
In fact, there is really no need to hang all the paintings in the house on the wall. It’s actually nice to have a change, and from time to time you ‘refresh’ the wall with a new piece.