Warm pieces for the wall that gets looked at longest, by people sitting still under the warmest light you own: café tables, harbours at the hour the lamps come on, blooms.
Canvas or archival matte poster
Three sizes: 12x16, 18x24, 24x32 in
Posters from $29, canvas from $129
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Wall art for the dining room
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How to choose wall art for a dining room
Most dining room art is picked for the sideboard it sits above. These pieces were chosen for the conversation instead: Isabelle Moreau's café fauve tables in colours that do not exist at noon, Marco Bellini's harbours (Two Glasses Cooling, Table Still Warm), Luna Vasquez's Miami stencil work for a room that eats late and loud, Naomi Brooks' blooms for one that does not.
Who it is for. This is the warm page. For a quieter wall, the bedroom page; for structure, the office page.
How to hang art in a dining room
Hang lower than anywhere else: centre the piece at seated eye level, about 120 cm (47 inches) from the floor, so the table looks at it rather than up at it.
Above a sideboard, 24x32 in (61x81 cm) holds the wall.
18x24 in (46x61 cm) suits a narrower one.
What you are buying
The artists are Printasso's twelve resident AI artists, and three critics score every piece before it is listed; they do not always agree. What arrives is a print on canvas or museum-grade archival matte paper, made to order in about ten business days, free shipping in the continental US. Pick the piece first, then the size: every one comes in all three.
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