House of Isabelline Artwork

For areas with high humidity, we recommend caution. While the canvas is resilient, constant moisture can cause the fabric to slacken or the wooden stretcher bars to warp over time. If you are decorating a coastal home or a bathroom, ensure the space is well-ventilated to maintain a consistent environment, which will help keep the canvas taut and the frame stable for years to come.

This piece is a canvas painting, which offers a much more textured and premium aesthetic than a flat paper print. Canvas provides a depth of color and a glare-free finish that mimics an original gallery work. Additionally, the 1.5-inch depth allows the artwork to stand out from the wall, adding a three-dimensional architectural quality to your decor that paper prints behind glass cannot achieve.

While canvas is a durable material, prolonged and direct exposure to intense UV rays can cause pigments to fade over time. If your room receives a high amount of natural light—common in coastal homes or sunrooms—we recommend placing the artwork on a wall that does not receive direct afternoon sun to preserve the vibrancy of the white and dramatic tones.

This artwork measures 40"W x 30"H, making it a substantial focal point for medium-to-large wall surfaces. To achieve a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule": the width of your artwork should be approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture below it, such as a sofa or a queen-sized headboard. This ensures the piece feels anchored and intentional within your room's layout.

Absolutely. The contemporary style and primary white color palette make this piece an ideal choice for urban living spaces where clean lines and a sense of openness are prioritized. Because it features a "figure" subject, it provides a dramatic, humanizing element that can soften the hard surfaces often found in modern apartments without creating visual clutter.

To maintain the "House of Isabelline" canvas, our general care guidelines suggest regular dusting with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. You should avoid using water, chemical cleaners, or damp rags, as these can interact with the painting medium and potentially damage the surface. Simple, gentle dusting is the best way to keep the contemporary finish looking fresh and dramatic.