Borah Blue Artwork, Set of 6

To achieve perfectly level results with a six-piece set, we recommend creating paper templates of each frame and taping them to the wall using painter’s tape before you begin. This allows you to visualize the spacing—ideally 2 to 3 inches apart—without damaging your walls. For the best visual impact, aim to have the center of the entire grouping sit at "eye level," which is typically 57 to 60 inches from the floor.

When arranging this collection in a standard 3x2 grid with two-inch spacing between each piece, you will need a total wall area of approximately 58 inches wide by 50 inches high. This substantial scale makes the set an ideal focal point for large living room walls or positioned above a king-sized headboard. Following the professional "2/3 rule," the total width of this arrangement perfectly complements furniture that is roughly 80 to 90 inches wide, ensuring the art feels intentional and balanced within your space.

Deckled edge paper features a hand-cut, feathered border that provides a sophisticated, artisanal texture typically found in high-end galleries. In this set, these organic edges are elevated with hand-applied gold foil, which catches the light to add depth and a sense of opulence. This combination of raw, textural paper and refined metallic detailing establishes a high level of craftsmanship that makes each of the six abstract paintings feel like a unique, curated find.

While these pieces are elegantly framed, they are paintings executed on deckled edge paper, which can be sensitive to moisture and steam. We do not recommend hanging them in bathrooms where high humidity may cause the paper to warp or the gold foil to tarnish. However, they are an excellent choice for climate-controlled living areas in coastal homes, where the vibrant blue tones and gold frames beautifully enhance a contemporary seaside aesthetic.

Yes, the vertical orientation and consistent abstract style offer great versatility. While stunning as a full 3x2 grid, you can also hang them in a long horizontal row of six to fill a hallway or split them into two sets of three to flank a doorway or window. Because each piece is a standalone painting sharing a common color palette and gold frame, they can even be distributed across different rooms to create a cohesive design thread throughout your home.

To preserve the artistic brilliance of the blue, green, and orange hues, it is best to hang the set away from direct, prolonged sunlight, which can lead to fading. Based on our expertise in furniture and decor care, we recommend dusting the gold-finished frames regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using glass cleaners or harsh chemicals near the edges of the frames, as these can seep into the deckled paper or degrade the delicate gold foil embellishments.