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Impression sur toile du champ de chênes dorés
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Portrait de cheval sur toile
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile de paysage abstrait
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile verticale Forêt de bambous
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Portrait de vache écossaise I Impression sur toile
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile avec vue par la fenêtre sur une plante
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile à rayures abstraites
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile abstraite Dunes
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile « Brume de forêt de séquoias »
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
Impression sur toile Branches de cerisier en fleurs
Prix de venteA partir de $78.00
Prix normal$100.00
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Frequently asked questions
What size wall art goes above a bed?
Size a single horizontal canvas to about two-thirds the width of the headboard: around 60 inches over a king, such as a 40x60 or 30x60 inch print, and around 40 inches over a queen, such as a 30x40 inch print. Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the headboard rather than the pillows.
What kind of art suits a bedroom?
Calm, low-contrast work suits a bedroom best — soft landscapes, botanicals and muted abstracts rather than high-detail pieces that keep the eye busy. It is the last thing you see at night and the first in the morning, so the room rewards quiet over drama.
What colors work best in a bedroom?
Warm neutrals, sage, dusty blue and charcoal all sit well against white or cream bedding. Picking up a tone already in the room — the headboard, the bedding, the wood of the floor — is the quickest way to make the art belong.
Where should I hang art in a bedroom besides above the bed?
Over a dresser or nightstand, beside a window, or in a reading corner. Those spots take a smaller vertical piece or a tight pair rather than the wide horizontal that suits the wall above the bed.


































