Hagemann Green Artwork, Set of 2

This set does require customer assembly upon arrival. To ensure a professional and secure display, we recommend using a level and measuring carefully to align the two pieces. For long-term stability, ensure you use wall anchors appropriate for your specific wall type—such as drywall or plaster—to safely support the weight of the glass and wood-toned frames.

These botanical images feature a primary green palette that pairs exceptionally well with neutral upholstery, such as beige, cream, or gray sofas. The watercolor medium adds a soft, organic texture that can soften the clean lines of contemporary furniture or enhance the natural feel of traditional decor. For a cohesive design, try echoing the botanical theme by pairing these prints with other green decorative accents or silk plants in the same room.

While the protective glass helps shield the artwork from dust, direct and consistent sunlight can cause watercolor pigments to fade over time. To ensure the green hues remain vibrant, we suggest hanging the set on a wall that receives indirect light or using UV-filtering window treatments in rooms with significant sun exposure. This is particularly important for homes in sun-belt regions where interior light levels are higher year-round.

Each piece in this set measures 24 inches wide by 28 inches high. When hung as a pair with a standard 3-to-5-inch gap between them, they create a visual footprint of approximately 51 to 53 inches wide. This scale makes the set an ideal visual anchor for placement above a standard sofa, a queen-sized bed, or a large dining room sideboard.

While these prints are professionally double matted and protected under glass, we recommend hanging them in climate-controlled environments. High humidity, common in bathrooms or non-air-conditioned coastal homes, can lead to moisture being trapped behind the frame, which may eventually cause the watercolor paper or the wood-toned molding to warp. For these areas, ensure the room is well-ventilated or consider placing the set in a hallway or living area instead.

To preserve the watercolor medium and double matting, we recommend dusting the wood-toned molding and glass regularly with a clean, dry, soft microfiber cloth. For smudges on the glass, apply a small amount of glass cleaner to the cloth first—rather than spraying the artwork directly—to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the matting or the image. Based on our material expertise, avoiding harsh chemical sprays is the best way to protect the frame's finish.