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START AT EYE LEVEL
Hang artwork at the same
height of your eyes when
standing, or roughly 60"
from the center of the
frame to the floor. -
SPACE PLANNING
When hanging multiple
pieces, avoid arranging
frames too closely by
spacing pieces a couple
of inches apart. -
SCALE IS KEY
Artwork should span 2/3
the width of furniture that
sits below it. Consider
multiple pieces as one
collective unit.
A SINGLE PIECE
Hang at eye level, keeping the midpoint approximately 60" above the floor. When hanging
above a piece of furniture, keep 4–6" of space below the bottom of the frame.
MULTIPLE PIECES
Treat multiple pieces as one collective unit.
Arrange at eye level, roughly 60" from the center of the grouping to the floor, leaving 2–5"
of space between each piece.
GALLERY WALL
Arrange the center of the grouping at eye level, roughly 60" from the floor.
Hang additional frames with 2–5"
of space between each piece.
LEDGES AND SHELVES
Keep the display at eye level, roughly 60" from the center of the grouping to the floor. Start with one piece as the focal point and position it slightly
off-center, then layer additional pieces of various sizes and spacing between them.