Pecota Gold Artwork, Set of 2

To create an illusion of more space, hang this set of two canvases side-by-side with a consistent gap of 2 to 4 inches between them. This horizontal alignment draws the eye across the wall, which can help a room feel wider. The brilliant white background of these pieces is particularly effective in smaller urban apartments, as it reflects ambient light and keeps the decor feeling airy and open rather than heavy or claustrophobic.

While canvas provides a warm aesthetic without the glare often found with glass, it is susceptible to light exposure. In bright, sunny environments—common in coastal or southern climates—we recommend hanging these pieces away from direct, prolonged sunlight to preserve the intensity of the yellow, green, and blue tones. To maintain the heavy texture and gold finish, our care guides recommend dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth; avoid using damp wipes or chemical cleaners, which can compromise the hand-applied textures.

This artwork features heavy texture, which adds physical dimension and a sense of movement to the abstract composition. Unlike flat digital prints, the heavy texture on these canvases catches the light from different angles, creating a dynamic appearance that changes throughout the day. This "impasto" style is a hallmark of high-quality contemporary art, adding a sophisticated, artisanal feel to your home.

To create a balanced look, we recommend following the "proportionality rule": your artwork should span approximately two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the furniture below it. Since this set features two 41-inch square canvases, it is an ideal choice for anchoring large sofas or long sideboards. This substantial scale provides a strong visual anchor that fills a large empty wall without looking "lost" in the space.

We do not recommend hanging canvas-based artwork in high-humidity environments like bathrooms. Moisture can cause the wooden stretcher bars to warp over time and may eventually impact the bond of the heavy texture to the canvas. For moisture-prone zones, our experts suggest choosing materials specifically engineered for humidity, such as metal prints or sealed acrylic wall decor, to ensure your investment stays in pristine condition.

For a professional gallery look, we suggest the "57-inch rule." This means the center of the artwork (or the midpoint of the set) should be approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor, which is standard human eye level. If you are hanging this set of two above furniture, like a sofa or console, aim for the bottom of the gold frames to sit roughly 6 to 10 inches above the top of the furniture piece to ensure the items feel connected rather than floating too high.