Katherine's Hairstyle Artwork

This piece features a free-floating design, which utilizes a specialized mounting system on the reverse side to create depth and a "floating" effect against the wall. Given its substantial 48-inch height, we recommend using appropriate wall anchors or a wall stud to ensure a secure installation. Since no customer assembly is required, the mounting hardware is pre-installed on the back of the art for your convenience.

At 32"w x 48"h, this is an oversized vertical statement piece. Vertical orientations are highly effective at drawing the eye upward, making them ideal for narrow walls, entryways, or rooms with high ceilings. When hanging it above a piece of furniture, like a console table or dresser, a helpful design rule is to ensure the art spans approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture's width to maintain a balanced and grounded appearance.

Tempered glass is a high-strength material known for its exceptional clarity and durability. Unlike standard glass, tempered art is significantly more resistant to impact and scratches, making it a safer and longer-lasting choice for high-traffic areas of the home. This medium provides a sleek, high-gloss finish that enhances the vibrancy of the multi-colored tones, creating a modern, gallery-like aesthetic.

A frameless design removes the visual "boundary" of a traditional frame, allowing the artwork to blend seamlessly into your contemporary decor. The "free-floating" aspect creates a small gap between the art and the wall, which adds a sophisticated layer of depth and shadow. This minimalist approach focuses entirely on the art subject and the glass medium, providing a cleaner and more modern look than a heavy frame might allow.

Yes, glass is an ideal medium for humid environments. Unlike traditional canvas or wood frames, which can warp or absorb moisture in humid climates like Florida or coastal Texas, tempered glass is non-porous and naturally resistant to moisture. This makes it a perfect contemporary choice for primary bathrooms or hallways where humidity levels may fluctuate.

To preserve the stunning, reflective finish of tempered glass, our experts recommend dusting regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For fingerprints or smudges, apply a small amount of standard glass cleaner to a microfiber cloth—rather than directly onto the art—and gently wipe the surface. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemical solvents to prevent dulling the high-gloss surface over time.