Noklu Green Artwork, Set of 2

These canvases feature a layered, earthy palette designed for interior longevity. However, like all fine wall decor, prolonged exposure to direct, harsh ultraviolet light can cause pigments to shift over time. If you are decorating a sun-filled coastal room or a south-facing sunroom, we recommend placing the art on a wall that does not receive direct afternoon sun to preserve the vibrancy of the green and cream tones.

To achieve a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule." Since each piece is 26 inches wide, hanging the pair with a 2- to 4-inch gap creates a total visual width of approximately 54 to 56 inches. This scale is ideal for centering over a standard 70- to 80-inch sofa or a large console table, ensuring the art anchors the space without being "lost" on the wall.

For a professional gallery look, aim to hang the artwork so the vertical center of the pieces is approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor—this is the standard "eye-level" used in museums. If you are placing them above a piece of furniture, like a sideboard or headboard, ensure the bottom of the oak frames sits about 6 to 10 inches above the top of the furniture to maintain a cohesive connection.

To maintain the integrity of the textured brushstrokes, avoid using water, damp cloths, or chemical cleaners, which can damage the canvas surface. Our experts recommend using a clean, dry, soft-bristled brush or a static duster to gently remove surface dust. For the wood frames, a quick wipe with a dry microfiber cloth is all that is needed to maintain the light oak finish.

For this specific set, assembly typically refers to the installation of the hanging hardware. Because every home has different wall types—ranging from drywall to plaster or masonry—we provide the necessary brackets, but you should ensure you use the appropriate wall anchors for your specific surface to securely support the weight of the wood-framed canvases.

This set features professional gallery frames with a light oak finish. Unlike a standard wrap, a gallery frame provides a "recessed" look that adds significant depth and a finished, high-end architectural feel to the artwork. The natural wood-toned finish acts as a neutral bridge, allowing these pieces to transition seamlessly between modern, transitional, or Scandinavian-inspired interiors.