Ledroit Beige Artwork, Set of 2

To maintain the elegant finish of the champagne molding and the clarity of the glass, our care experts recommend using a lint-free microfiber cloth. For the glass, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner directly to the cloth—rather than the art itself—to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the matting. The molding should be dusted with a dry, soft cloth to protect its metallic finish from abrasives.

For this specific set, assembly typically involves securing the watercolor prints and the protective glass within the champagne molding. This ensures the glass remains safe and unbroken during transit. All necessary components are provided, and the process is designed to be straightforward, allowing you to ensure the double matting is perfectly aligned before the final hanging hardware is attached to the frame.

While these prints are protected under glass, we recommend hanging them in climate-controlled environments. In high-humidity areas, like coastal Florida or Texas, the glass and matting provide a helpful barrier against salt air and moisture; however, to prevent the champagne molding from warping or the paper from rippling, avoid hanging the set in bathrooms or directly opposite frequently opened windows where humidity fluctuates.

These prints are professionally double matted and framed under glass. The double matting is a high-quality framing technique that serves two purposes: it adds visual depth and creates a critical "air gap" between the artwork and the glass. This gap prevents moisture from being trapped against the print, which is essential for preserving the watercolor medium and preventing the paper from sticking to the glass over time.

Yes, this set is designed with versatility in mind. The neutral beige tones of the watercolor bird prints offer a timeless appeal that complements traditional settings, while the square orientation and champagne molding provide a sleek, sophisticated edge that fits modern "Organic Modern" or transitional aesthetics. The champagne finish is particularly effective at bridging the gap between silver and gold accents in a room.

To achieve a professional "gallery look," we recommend following the 57-inch rule: hang the prints so that the vertical center of the artwork is 57 inches from the floor. When hanging this set of two 18x18-inch prints side-by-side, placing them approximately 2 to 3 inches apart creates a cohesive visual unit that spans about 38 to 39 inches in width. This scale is perfectly balanced for placement above a 50- to 60-inch console table or a loveseat.