Graylynn Artwork

For a professional, designer-led look, we suggest using the "57-inch rule." Aim to have the center of the entire 4-piece grouping at eye level, which is roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor. If you are hanging the set above a focal point like a headboard or console table, maintain a gap of 6 to 12 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frames to ensure the pieces feel visually connected to the room’s layout.

While oil paintings are inherently more durable than paper-based art, they are sensitive to extreme environmental changes. In high-humidity areas like a master bath, the canvas and wood frames may be prone to warping over time. For homes in coastal or humid climates, this set is best displayed in temperature-controlled environments like a bedroom or dining area to preserve the integrity of the oil medium and the gray-finished frames.

Yes, one of the greatest advantages of a four-piece set is its versatility. In a narrow hallway or an urban apartment with limited wall space, you can hang these pieces in a vertical column to draw the eye upward and create the illusion of height. Alternatively, splitting the set between two adjacent walls can help carry the brown tones and abstract theme throughout a room for a more cohesive design.

To achieve spatial harmony, we recommend following the "2/3 to 3/4 rule." The total width of your art grouping should ideally occupy 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture below it, such as a sofa or sideboard. With four 24" x 24" pieces, you can create a substantial 2x2 grid (approximately 50" x 50" including spacing) or a wide horizontal row (nearly 100" across), making this set an excellent choice for anchoring large living room walls or open-concept spaces.

This artwork is created using an oil medium, which offers a level of depth and "distressed texture" that flat-ink prints cannot replicate. The oil paint allows for a raised, tactile surface that catches and reflects light differently throughout the day. This creates a more sophisticated, gallery-quality look that serves as a high-end focal point in contemporary or transitional interiors.

To preserve the vibrant brown tones and unique texture, our experts recommend regular dusting with a clean, dry, soft cloth or a soft-bristled brush to reach into the distressed areas. Based on our material care standards, you should avoid using water, glass cleaners, or detergents, as liquids can react with the oil medium and potentially dull the finish or cause cracking over time.