Foamore White Artwork

To maintain the "crisp white" finish without damaging the resin, we recommend using a soft, dry microfiber cloth or a classic feather duster for regular maintenance. For deeper cleaning in the textured grooves, a soft-bristled makeup brush or a pressurized air canister (kept at a distance) can safely remove particles without the need for water or harsh chemicals, which should be avoided to protect the MDF frame.

For the most balanced aesthetic, we suggest following the "57-inch rule," where the center of the artwork sits 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Since this piece is 30 inches tall, you would mark your hanging point so that the middle of the frame hits that eye-level sweet spot. If hanging above a headboard or sofa, allow 6 to 10 inches of clearance between the bottom of the frame and the furniture to maintain proper spatial harmony.

This artwork features a dimensional resin design that creates actual physical texture on the surface. Unlike a flat print, this "impasto" style allows light and shadow to interact with the white abstract patterns throughout the day, providing a dynamic visual experience. The use of resin ensures that the texture remains crisp and does not crack or flake, a common hallmark of high-quality contemporary decor.

While the resin surface is durable, the internal structure of this piece is built with an MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) box. MDF is prized in furniture for its stability and resistance to warping under normal conditions, but it can be sensitive to extreme humidity. For long-term preservation, we recommend displaying this artwork in climate-controlled environments like living rooms, hallways, or bedrooms rather than bathrooms or unventilated coastal patios.

Because this piece relies on a white resin texture rather than being placed behind glass or acrylic glazing, it is an excellent choice for bright, sunny rooms. The matte-to-satin finish of the white abstract design diffuses light rather than reflecting it, allowing you to appreciate the intricate textures even when placed opposite a large window or under direct gallery lighting.

When placing artwork above furniture like a console table or sofa, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule." This 30-inch wide piece is ideally suited for furniture that is approximately 40 to 50 inches wide. For larger walls, its square orientation and 1.5-inch depth provide enough visual weight to stand alone, or it can be paired with a second unit to create a sophisticated gallery look.