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Narrow Canvas Prints As Canvas Wall Art For Awkward Narrow Spaces

Decorating a narrow space with canvas wall art can be a problem for an interior designer or a home owner. You can't help having awkward empty spaces here and there throughout the house. Leaving them blank and empty can make them look more obtrusive.

You can cover-up narrow spaces with canvas prints that are also printed on narrow canvas. A good subject for narrow canvas pieces are panoramic seascapes, cityscapes and skylines. Digital cameras do have panoramic picture options because these scenes are best captured in a narrow horizontal frame.

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It may be difficult to find ordinary paintings in these awkward sizes but you won't have a problem finding photos on canvas of panoramic pictures. If you will be decorating your living room, you can find narrow photos on canvas of panoramic city views or seascapes.

Narrow Canvas Prints As Canvas Wall Art For Awkward Narrow Spaces

For your dining room or kitchen, a picture depicting pictures of food, cafes, or spices in a market would be nice. These pictures on canvas are high-resolution photos taken by professional photographers who travel the world.

So, you can find skylines from Asia, Europe or the Americas. You will find pictures on canvas of urban cityscape in Tokyo, London or New York. If you prefer nature scenes, there are canvas prints of beaches, mountains, or animals.

When you are searching for canvas prints and canvas wall art, make sure that you get high quality photos stretched on gallery wrapped canvas. These will last longer than pictures printed on ordinary photo paper. Another tip is to get your canvas prints ready-to-hang. That will save you a lot of trouble wiring your canvas wall art.

Narrow Canvas Prints As Canvas Wall Art For Awkward Narrow Spaces

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Loft Decorating Ideas - Abstract Canvas Wall Art And Minimalist Decor

Staying in a one level studio loft is a popular way to live in the big city. It is the perfect example of contemporary living in urban style. Typically, lofts consist of one big open living space with huge windows overlooking the city. Usually ceilings are high and there are no enclosures except for the bathroom.

The open concept and wall-less interiors give the home owner the perfect chance to decorate the space the way he wants to. The little amenities offered by city lofts such as high ceilings and big windows provides the right opportunity to decorate the place in a modern way.

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It is exciting to decorate an empty loft with furniture and canvas wall art. It is something like an artist about to start a painting from a blank canvas. You can implement all your decorating ideas without any restrictions or limitations. Before you start buying stuff to furnish your loft, consider some designing tips first.

Loft Decorating Ideas - Abstract Canvas Wall Art And Minimalist Decor

Analyze your space and decide if you want to keep the open floor plan or separate rooms with walls. You can still divide the space with invisible partitions to designate the living room, dining room and the sleeping areas. Spend sometime in the loft to study where you want to assign each room.

Decide which part of the home you want to place next to the large windows with the view. If you entertain a lot, then it might be an ideal place for your living room and dining room. You might want to position your bedroom away from light that comes through those large windows.

You can use solid walls to divide the space or place bookshelves and screens to divide the room. Standing shelves and screens can maintain that open concept and make the space look bigger. Position your furniture to create invisible partitions.

You can also use area rugs and canvas wall art grouping to designate rooms. For the living room, you can hang a canvas art set of a landscape. For the dining area, you can hang a single large canvas depicting food or wine. For your sleeping area, maybe a sunset painting would be suitable.

Another decorating factor to think about is wall paint. If you want to maintain an open spacious feeling, choose light colors for your walls with an even lighter shade for your ceiling. Use darker colors for your sleeping area to give it a more intimate ambiance. Darker ceiling paint will bring the ceiling lower to make the space feel more cozy.

Decide on your general design concept. Will you be comfortable living in an ultra modern and minimalist setting? Another option is contemporary style which is also very suitable for lofts. Your canvas wall art should also match with your design theme.

So, if you want to have minimalist furniture, hang abstract canvas pieces. You can also decorate in contemporary style which is also suitable for loft living. Both styles require simple and functional furnishings that are ideal for urban living.

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How To Hang Canvas Wall Art In Groups To Create a Single Artwork On A Large Wall

Canvas wall art can be hung in a group above your sofa, in a long dining room, in a corridor, staircase, or over a wide queen or king sized bed. It is a great way to decorate a large wall by using several pieces of smaller canvas to create one large artwork.

Get a group of small paintings if various sizes with similar characteristics like similar colors; a single theme like portraits, landscapes or seascapes; same frames or mat colors. You will need to have several artworks in a group to have common characteristics for them to look good together.

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So if you have several pieces of flower canvas, hang them together in a group. Make sure that the total size of the group will be suitable for your wall space. A good way to determine this is to arrange the pieces on the floor next to the wall you plan to hang them on.

How To Hang Canvas Wall Art In Groups To Create a Single Artwork On A Large Wall

On the floor, you can also set the arrangement and play around where you will place each canvas. From there, you can already see if the arrangement will look balanced. Typically a large canvas piece will serve as your base painting where you can place smaller pieces above or beside the large canvas.

The large canvas at the bottom will keep your artwork grounded and balanced. Set the biggest painting on the floor and gradually add smaller pieces above it or to its left or right side. If you are forming a squarish group, the largest canvas will look good in one corner at the bottom.

Once you have grouped together the paintings on the floor, you can also see if the total size will be too small or too big for the wall next to it. Don't forget to consider the furniture size too when arranging canvas art sets. Your grouping should not be wider than your couch or headboard.

Arrange each canvas 1-1/2 to 2 inches apart. For larger walls and canvas pieces, you can hang each canvas 3 inches apart. Don't make a single piece stray too far away that it looks isolated from the group. General rule is, if it looks funny then it is probably not balanced and needs to be rearranged.

You can use small pieces of individual paintings or canvas art sets to form a group of canvas wall art. Canvas art sets can come in synchronized or similar sized canvas or as offset canvas pieces in different canvas sizes.

There is a lever specifically made to help you hang paintings in groups consisting of different sized canvas. It will make it easier for you to pin point where to bore holes on your wall for the nails or hanging device. Some hanging kits can also be adjusted to raise or lower the canvas to create that perfectly balanced grouping.

How To Hang Canvas Wall Art In Groups To Create a Single Artwork On A Large Wall

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Canvas Wall Art - 6 Hanging And Arrangement Tips

There are different ways to hang your canvas wall art. You can hang your paintings horizontally, vertically, offset in different heights, or in a row. What's important is that you hang paintings at eye level. It would be more difficult to appreciate artwork if you had to strain your neck to look up or bend down to see a picture clearly.

Some ways to hang your canvas are:

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1) Hang two or more paintings at different levels. Hang one painting first and then hang the next one a few inches higher or lower. The best way to organize offset hanging is by laying the paintings on the floor so you can plan how to arrange the paintings like a puzzle.

Canvas Wall Art - 6 Hanging And Arrangement Tips

2) Hang even-sized canvas pieces in similar themes, styles and colors in a vertical or horizontal row. Three to four paintings are good numbers to hang this way. They would look suitable in a hallway or corridor, above a long couch in the living room, a rectangular dining room, or above a queen or king sized bed.

3) Hang a few paintings diagonally along your staircase. An easy way to determine where to place your hooks or nails is by measuring from the floor up. So, if hang the first painting 5 feet from the floor of the step, do the same for the next step up or down. Hang at intervals of 3 to 4 steps along the stairway.

4) Hang several small paintings in a group to make up one big artwork. If you have 6 canvas pieces you can mount them in a group shaped like a square or rectangle. You can also hang them in an offset manner like a collage of various picture above your couch, along the hallway or staircase.

5) Hang similar themed paintings in one area. So, it you have a bunch of flower canvas wall art, hang them in one room in a row or in a group. If you have several small pieces of fruit paintings, hang them all in the kitchen instead of spreading them out all over the house.

6) You can also hang paintings creatively with ribbons. Attach color coordinated ribbons to each end (left and right) at the top part of your canvas. The ribbons should not overshadow your painting. Choose high quality ribbons that are simple and don't have any distracting patterns and designs. Knot the ends into a ribbon then hang on a nail on the wall.

Since there are different ways to arrange canvas wall art on your wall, there are different hanging kits that can help you achieve the task too. Some are self-leveling, other hanging devices let you adjust the height of your paintings by a few inches. These adjustable hanging kits are ideal for hanging a series of artwork in a row or offset art sets.

Canvas Wall Art - 6 Hanging And Arrangement Tips

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