Living Room Wall

Instead of hanging up several smaller pieces above your couch, go oversized to create a focal point. These bold artworks will be a great conversation starter and can also draw the eyes up, creating the illusion of a larger space. They can be styled either above the mantel, couch or a side table.

Leaning Gallery Wall

If you're renting and don't want to make holes in your walls, or if you have an awkward corner in your space, consider a leaning gallery wall. Place your framed artworks on the floor and lean them against the wall for a relaxed take on a modern gallery wall.

Hallway

People will often neglect their hallways, but they're the perfect blank canvas for a custom oversized artwork. Cold white hallways aren't comfortable, but adding large warm artwork can make your guests feel welcomed.

Dining Room

This is a space in your home meant to be eye catching. Adding a dramatic artwork on the walls will instantly transform your space, creating a focal point for your eyes to rest on. Try to centre the artwork on the wall in the middle of your dining table.

Console

There has been a huge trend recently of placing oversized artwork on consoles. They are typically styled with interior design books and small sculptures or trinkets placed beside them.