Naoyo I Green Artwork

Based on our expertise in furniture and accessory care, you should maintain this piece by dusting it regularly with a clean, soft, dry cloth. For the brown-finished frame, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sprays, as these can strip the finish or seep behind the glazing. If a deeper clean is necessary for the glass, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to a cloth first rather than spraying the artwork directly, which protects the print medium from moisture damage.

Yes, the "Naoyo I" artwork is specifically designed to add a touch of creative sophistication to professional and contemplative spaces. The vertical orientation and abstract subject matter provide a modern, organized aesthetic that works well as a background for video calls or as a focal point in a library. The combination of green primary tones and a brown frame offers a natural, grounding color palette that fosters a calm and productive environment.

This piece is proudly crafted in Canada and arrives fully assembled and ready to hang. There is no need for complex assembly; you simply need to provide the appropriate wall hooks for your specific wall type (such as drywall or plaster). This "ready to hang" feature makes it an effortless solution for quickly refreshing your home decor or completing a room makeover.

Interior design experts suggest that wall decor should occupy about 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture below it to create a balanced "anchor" for the room. Since this piece is 30 inches wide, it is perfectly scaled to hang above an accent cabinet, console, or small dresser measuring between 40 and 50 inches in width. Pairing it with a properly sized piece prevents the art from looking "lost" on a large wall or overwhelming a smaller furniture item.

While this high-quality print is designed for lasting vibrancy, it is a general best practice for all fine art prints to avoid prolonged exposure to direct, harsh UV rays. In sun-drenched environments like Florida or Texas, we recommend hanging the piece on a wall that does not receive direct afternoon sunlight. This helps preserve the rich green tones and prevents the abstract details from fading over time, ensuring the piece remains a focal point for years.

To achieve a professional, gallery-style look, we recommend following the "57-inch rule." This involves hanging the artwork so that its vertical center—the midpoint between the top and bottom of the 40-inch frame—sits exactly 57 to 60 inches from the floor. This height mimics the standard eye level in museums, ensuring the creative details of the abstract design are easily appreciated by guests in a living room or office setting.