Fincastle Artwork

To achieve a professional, curated look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule." This 40-inch wide artwork is ideally scaled to hang above furniture—such as a sofa, sideboard, or console table—that is approximately 55 to 65 inches wide. For large, empty walls, this horizontal piece provides significant visual impact without the need for additional accents, making it an excellent focal point for contemporary living rooms or entryways.

To protect the integrity of the oil paint, you should avoid using water, glass cleaners, or any chemical solvents. Based on expert care standards for fine art, we recommend using a soft, dry microfiber cloth or a natural hair artist’s brush to gently remove dust from the surface and the black frame. This prevents moisture from being trapped against the medium, which could cause cracking over time.

For optimal viewing, we suggest the "57-inch rule," which is the standard used in galleries and museums. Aim to have the center of the painting sit approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor. When hanging this piece above a sofa or headboard, ensure there is about 6 to 10 inches of space between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the black frame to maintain a cohesive visual connection.

This piece is a genuine oil painting, offering a level of depth, texture, and light reflection that flat digital prints cannot replicate. The use of oil paint as the primary medium allows for rich color saturation and visible brushwork, which adds a sophisticated, high-end feel to your home decor.

This artwork is designed to act as a "color bridge" for contemporary interiors. The primary brown tones and multi-colored palette make it an excellent choice for rooms with leather furniture, wood accents, or neutral earth-toned walls. The sleek black frame provides a modern, high-contrast anchor that helps the colors pop, making it easy to integrate into a variety of color schemes.

While oil paint is known for its durability and rich pigment, prolonged exposure to direct, harsh UV rays can eventually lead to fading or "yellowing" of the finish. To preserve the archival quality and multi-colored vibrancy of this abstract piece, it is best displayed in a well-lit room with indirect sunlight or under dedicated LED picture lighting.