Blooming Season Artwork

The key to keeping floral art modern is through contrast and color palette. This piece uses a high-contrast black and white color scheme, which is a hallmark of contemporary and casual design. To maintain a modern aesthetic, pair it with minimalist furniture featuring clean lines or metallic accents. The oversized, horizontal orientation also offers a much more current feel than smaller, traditional floral groupings, allowing it to stand alone as a statement of modern elegance.

Verre Eglomise is a sophisticated French technique where the artist paints directly onto the back of clear glass. This method creates a unique "under-glass" effect where the black and white floral blossoms appear to be suspended within the medium itself. Unlike traditional prints where the pigment sits on top of paper or canvas, this process utilizes the natural depth and clarity of the glass to bring the painting to life, resulting in a more luminous and high-end finish.

Yes, glass is an excellent medium for areas that may experience more moisture. Unlike canvas or paper prints, which can warp or absorb humidity over time, the non-porous nature of glass provides a natural barrier. Because the painting is applied to the back of the glass (Verre Eglomise), the pigment is further protected from environmental factors. However, we recommend ensuring the room has standard ventilation to protect the frame and mounting hardware over the long term.

While this is a large 72-inch statement piece, it can work beautifully in smaller apartments by serving as a "feature wall" that creates the illusion of more space. Because it is horizontal and features a clean black and white palette, it draws the eye across the room without feeling visually "heavy." To make it work in a compact layout, keep the surrounding wall space clear and use it as the primary decorative element to avoid a cluttered look.

To maintain the clarity and shine of your glass artwork, our care guidelines recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, you can use a small amount of mild soap and water on a damp cloth, followed immediately by a dry, soft cloth to prevent streaks. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can scratch the glass surface or damage the black-finished frame.

With a width of 72 inches, this horizontal artwork is designed to be a dramatic focal point. To ensure a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule": your wall art should ideally span about 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture below it, such as a sofa or sideboard. This piece is a perfect visual anchor for a standard 84-inch to 96-inch sofa, providing a professional, well-proportioned aesthetic in larger open-concept spaces or high-ceilinged rooms.