Which wall art should I choose for my room?
Choose a single canvas for a narrow wall or one focal point, and a coordinated set when you want several pieces to read as one composition. Measure the available wall, compare the actual dimensions of the selected pieces, and leave room for gaps and any frame. For a dark room, look for enough contrast to keep the artwork readable. Choose the finish on the product page before comparing prices.
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How do I work out whether a set will fit?
Measure the usable width and height of your wall, allowing for nearby furniture, switches and doors. For pieces hung in a row, add the outside width of every piece and the gaps between them. Use outside framed dimensions when a frame is selected; a canvas dimension alone does not include an added frame.
For example, three pieces that each measure 18 inches wide on the outside, with two 2-inch gaps, occupy 58 inches in total: 18 + 18 + 18 + 2 + 2. This is a measurement example, not a specification for a particular set.
Use the product page's size guide and selected dimensions to check your arrangement. Room images provide styling context and should not be used to measure the artwork.
What is the difference between canvas and Premium Frame?
The artwork is a print on canvas stretched over wooden bars. It is not a loose paper poster or an original painting. Where offered, Premium Frame adds a floating frame around the canvas, with a gap between the canvas and frame. Select the finish on the product page to see its price and dimensions.
Should I buy a set or individual artworks?
A set gives you a coordinated composition without choosing each artwork separately. An individual artwork is useful when you have one narrow space to fill or prefer to build your own arrangement. Check the included pieces for your chosen set configuration; the collection's styling image may show a different selection.
Compare the total for the exact pieces, sizes and finishes you want. A collection card's starting price is not necessarily the price of the configuration shown in a room image.
Which artwork works in a dark living room or home office?
In a dark living room, lighter areas within an artwork can help it stand out from the wall. Above a desk, check the space left by monitors and shelves before choosing the size. Urban and space imagery may suit someone drawn to city life, science or exploration; the story should feel relevant to the person using the room.
Explore Still I Dream for an urban and space-themed starting point, or compare coordinated wall art sets.
What should I check before ordering?
Confirm the included pieces, size, finish, quantity, currency and price in your cart. Read the current shipping and return terms for your destination. Product-page production-run estimates and the general policy delivery ranges serve different purposes; neither is a guaranteed arrival date.
If you need help with a particular configuration, contact Percept Helsinki with the artwork name and your wall measurements.