A Day of Clouds Blue Framed Artwork, Set of 3

A three-piece set, often called a triptych, provides more decorative flexibility and visual rhythm than a single oversized frame. It allows you to customize the spacing between each vertical panel—typically 2 to 4 inches apart—to perfectly fill your specific wall dimensions. This modular design also makes the pieces easier to handle during installation while still delivering the high-end, gallery-inspired impact of a large-scale installation.

This set is an excellent choice for rooms where a tranquil atmosphere is desired, such as a bedroom or home office. The cool blue primary palette and abstract landscape subject are designed to evoke a sense of calm and mental clarity. Additionally, the vertical orientation of each panel helps draw the eye upward, which can make a space with standard ceiling heights feel more open and airy.

Because this artwork features a painting-style print within a distressed black molding, it is best suited for temperature-controlled indoor environments. In high-humidity areas, such as a bathroom without a high-powered exhaust fan or a non-insulated coastal sunroom, moisture can eventually affect the matting or the print itself. For maximum durability in those specific conditions, ensure the room is well-ventilated to protect your investment.

To preserve the vibrancy of the blue and multi-colored hues, it is best to avoid hanging these prints in a location that receives constant, direct sunlight. In sun-drenched rooms, placing the artwork on a wall adjacent to a window, rather than directly opposite it, will help prevent the UV rays from fading the pigments over time. Regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth will also keep the glass clear and the colors looking sharp.

For a professional look, start by hanging the center piece so that its middle point is at eye level (approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor). Use the included mounting hardware to secure the first frame, then hang the remaining two panels on either side. We recommend maintaining consistent spacing—typically 2 to 3 inches between frames—to ensure the landscape scene flows seamlessly across all three panels.

To achieve a balanced look above a sofa, bed, or sideboard, aim for the artwork to span approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture's total width. Since this set consists of three individual pieces, each 20 inches wide, the total span is roughly 60 inches plus the spacing between frames. This substantial width makes the set an ideal visual anchor for large feature walls in living rooms or primary suites.