Wall Art FAQ
How do I choose the right size artwork for a room?
The scale of the artwork should relate to the room and furniture around it. A large painting or mirror can anchor a room, while smaller works on paper or prints are often most effective when grouped together as part of a gallery wall.
Is your wall art original or reproduced?
Many pieces in our collection are original paintings, vintage works on paper, antique etchings, and one-of-a-kind artwork. We also offer a curated selection of prints and contemporary works created by independent artists and studios.
How do you curate your wall art collection?
We select artwork based on artistry, craftsmanship, composition, and material rather than a single style or period. The collection includes vintage Swedish and Japanese works, folk art, contemporary abstract works, antique prints, and original wall art connected by a shared appreciation for the handmade.
How do I care for original artwork?
Original artwork deserves thoughtful care to preserve its beauty, character, and materials for years to come. Keep artwork away from direct sunlight, excessive humidity, and sources of heat, as fluctuations in light, temperature, and moisture can affect paintings, works on paper, and other delicate materials. When handling artwork, use clean, dry hands and hold it carefully by the edges, avoiding contact with the surface. Dust frames gently with a soft, dry cloth, but avoid using water or cleaning products on or near the artwork. With the right environment and a little care, original paintings, vintage artwork, and works on paper can be enjoyed and appreciated for generations.