In many cases, hanging artwork and mirrors so the centre line falls within the range of 137cm to 145cm above the floor works best. Photos: Dreamstime/TNS
In theory, art and mirrors should be displayed in relation to the furniture or object below it. Most people hang artwork and mirrors too high for what tends to work best in creating an aesthetically pleasing look for the eye.
In many cases, hanging them so the centre line falls within the range of 54 to 57 inches (137- 145cm) above the floor works best.
Here are some top art and mirror tips.
When hanging a mirror, be mindful of what is reflected in the mirror. Photo: 123rf.com
Do hang identical abstract pieces of art in a series.
Do substitute artwork for mirrors along long walls and hallways.
Do use classic or black-and-white prints to create interest.
Do add mirrors in a windowless space to help give the illusion of windows.
Do consider telling a colour story through the use of mirrors and artwork.
Hang up paintings to add pops of colours to a room.
Don’t forget to pay attention to what objects are reflected in mirrors.
Don’t forget to add pops of colour into a room through artwork.
Don’t hang artwork or mirrors that are too small, as it will visually clutter a space.
Don’t overlook the opportunity to create vignettes with hanging artwork and mirrors.
Don’t be afraid to frame travel prints captured during a favourite vacation or even children’s artwork. – Tribune News Service
In many cases, hanging artwork and mirrors so the centre line falls within the range of 137cm to 145cm above the floor works best. Photos: Dreamstime/TNS
When hanging a mirror, be mindful of what is reflected in the mirror. Photo: 123rf.com
Hang up paintings to add pops of colours to a room.
