Patula I Multi Artwork

This piece is proudly designed and crafted in Canada. The attention to detail in its construction and the use of a sleek black frame highlight the high-quality craftsmanship associated with Canadian-made decor, ensuring you receive a durable and stylish addition to your home.

Yes, its vertical orientation (33"W x 43"H) is actually a strategic choice for smaller urban spaces. Vertical art draws the eye upward, which can make ceilings feel higher and rooms feel more spacious. Its slim 1.5-inch depth also ensures it remains a sleek statement piece that doesn't protrude awkwardly into narrow hallways or compact entryways.

While this framed wall art is expertly crafted, it is best suited for climate-controlled environments like living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways. In high-humidity areas such as a master bathroom, moisture can potentially warp the frame or affect the art medium over time. For those locations, we typically recommend materials specifically rated for humidity, such as metal prints or sealed acrylic.

Absolutely. This piece is designed with a contemporary aesthetic that emphasizes clean lines and a sophisticated black-on-black palette. The abstract subject matter provides a creative yet professional focal point, making it an excellent choice for a home office, den, or any space where you want to evoke a sense of modern sophistication.

This vertical piece comes ready to hang, making it an effortless addition to your decor. For the most professional look, we recommend the "57-inch rule": aim to have the center of the artwork sit approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor, which is standard gallery eye level. If you are placing it above a piece of furniture, like a console or sofa, it should ideally span about 60-75% of the furniture's width to maintain a balanced visual anchor.

To preserve the quality of your artwork, our care guides recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or glass cleaners directly on the surface, as moisture can seep behind the frame and damage the art medium. For long-term protection, especially in sun-drenched rooms, try to place the artwork away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent the colors from fading over time.