Althauser Multi Artwork, Set of 2

Unlike flat digital prints, this artwork is hand-painted, which provides a unique three-dimensional texture. This technique allows for subtle variations in the metallic silver and blue paint, creating a "movement and mood" that shifts as lighting in the room changes. The hand-applied medium ensures that while the design is consistent, no two sets are exactly identical, offering the bespoke character of a gallery-quality piece.

This artwork features a multi-color palette dominated by blue and silver, making it exceptionally versatile. Based on interior design principles, these cool tones pair beautifully with neutral backdrops like slate gray, crisp white, or soft taupe. The champagne-colored frame adds a touch of warmth, allowing the set to bridge the gap between silver and gold accents in your room, such as metallic floor lamps or hardware on a nearby console table.

When selecting wall decor, proportionality is key to a balanced room. A professional design standard is the "2/3 rule," where the artwork should span approximately two-thirds of the width of the furniture it sits above, such as a sofa or headboard. With each piece in this set measuring 60 inches in height, this diptych is specifically designed to act as a commanding focal point, making it ideal for large living areas or bedrooms where you want to anchor the space.

Yes, this set is an excellent choice for rooms with architectural height or expansive, uninterrupted walls. At 60 inches tall, the vertical orientation draws the eye upward, which helps to emphasize the volume of a room with vaulted or high ceilings. In open-concept layouts, a large-scale diptych like this serves as a visual anchor, helping to define a specific "zone"—such as a dining area or a seating nook—without the need for additional furniture.

To maintain the intended "movement" across the canvases, diptychs should be hung with a consistent gap between the two frames—typically 2 to 4 inches. Because these pieces feature a vertical orientation and a structured champagne frame, hanging them at eye level (roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor to the center of the art) ensures the abstract details are fully appreciated. For a cohesive look, ensure the frames are perfectly level with one another to emphasize the continuous abstract subject.

To preserve the integrity of the hand-painted medium and the champagne finish of the frame, our expertise suggests a minimalist approach to cleaning. Dust the surface and frame regularly using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth or a delicate feather duster. Avoid using water, glass cleaners, or harsh chemical solvents, as these can break down the metallic pigments and affect the three-dimensional texture of the paint over time. For long-term protection, avoid hanging the pieces in direct, intense sunlight to prevent the vibrant blue tones from fading.