Foyette I Multi Artwork

The "heavenly yellows" and vibrant floral subject make this a natural focal point for contemporary spaces. To make the colors pop without overwhelming the room, pair the artwork with neutral furniture, such as a gray or beige sofa. Our stylists recommend echoing the yellow and multi-tonal palette through small accents—like throw pillows, a textured rug, or a brass floor lamp—to create a cohesive and "happy" atmosphere that ties the entire room together.

At 72 inches (6 feet) tall, this vertical piece is designed as a dramatic statement for your home. It is particularly well-suited for rooms with high ceilings, grand entryways, or narrow wall sections where you want to emphasize verticality. To maintain a balanced look above a console or dresser, our experts recommend leaving at least 12 to 18 inches of "breathing room" between the bottom of the piece and the top of your furniture to ensure the scale feels intentional rather than crowded.

While glass is naturally more moisture-resistant than traditional canvas, we recommend placing this oil painting in a well-ventilated living area, bedroom, or entryway. In humid or coastal climates, this piece is an excellent way to bring a breezy, spring-like feel to a climate-controlled room. However, persistent steam and moisture in a full bathroom could eventually compromise the backing or the oil medium over time.

This artwork comes equipped with two pre-installed sawtooth hangers to simplify the mounting process. Given its substantial 6-foot height and glass construction, we strongly recommend using heavy-duty wall anchors and screws rather than standard nails, especially when installing on drywall. For maximum stability, try to align at least one of the hangers with a wall stud to provide the most secure support for a piece of this scale.

Because this contemporary piece features an oil medium on a glass surface, it requires specific care to protect its finish. Based on our material expertise, you should dust the surface regularly with a clean, dry, soft microfiber cloth. To remove fingerprints from the glass, use a slightly damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap, then immediately buff it dry with a separate soft cloth. Always avoid ammonia-based glass cleaners or abrasive chemicals, as these can damage the oil medium or the protective coating.