Corwen Orange Artwork

Because this piece is finished with a protective archival varnish and is scratch-resistant, maintenance is straightforward. We recommend dusting the surface periodically with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth or a electrostatic duster. Because the print is water-resistant, a slightly damp cloth can be used for more persistent dust, but avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or glass sprays, as the archival coating is designed to protect the ink and material without additional treatments.

This artwork is gallery wrapped, meaning the image continues around the 1.5-inch deep edges for a clean, contemporary look that does not require a frame. It arrives ready to hang immediately, featuring built-in hole wide straps. This design provides a flush, secure fit against the wall, which is especially beneficial in high-traffic hallways or active households where stability is a priority.

Yes, this piece is well-suited for varying climates and interior conditions. The construction is specifically designed to be water and warp resistant, which is critical for preventing the sagging or "waving" that can occur with lesser-quality prints in humid environments. The use of acid-free materials and archival-quality varnishes ensures the structural integrity of the piece remains intact even in moisture-prone areas of the home.

This artwork is specifically engineered for long-term durability in bright environments. It features high-resolution print quality with superior lightfast and anti-aging properties, making it highly fade-resistant. Additionally, the matte surface is finished by hand with a non-yellowing, water-based archival print varnish that ensures the vibrant orange and black tones remain true without the distracting glare or glistening often found on standard glossy prints.

When selecting wall art, a professional design standard is the "2/3 rule," where the artwork should span approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the furniture below it. With a 30-inch width, this vertical piece is ideally suited for placement above an entryway console, a medium-sized dresser, or as part of a gallery wall. Its 40-inch height also makes it an excellent choice for rooms with standard to high ceilings, helping to draw the eye upward and fill vertical voids effectively.

To achieve a professional gallery look, we recommend following the "57-inch rule," where the center of the artwork sits approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor—the average human eye level. For this 40-inch tall vertical piece, you would measure to ensure the midpoint (20 inches from the top) aligns with that height. If you are hanging it above a sofa or headboard, aim for the bottom of the piece to sit roughly 6 to 10 inches above the top of the furniture to maintain a cohesive visual connection.