Pineglen Artwork

As an oil painting, this piece offers a level of depth and physical texture that standard digital prints cannot replicate. The oil medium allows for "impasto"—a technique where paint is applied thickly to the surface—creating a three-dimensional quality. This texture interacts with your room's lighting throughout the day, providing a dynamic visual experience that is a hallmark of high-quality, curated interior decor.

For a gallery-standard look, we recommend the "57-inch rule": the center of the painting should sit approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor to align with the average human eye level. If you are hanging this piece above a sofa or mantel, leave 6 to 12 inches of space between the bottom of the black frame and the top of the furniture to ensure the artwork feels grounded and connected to the rest of the room.

Measuring 40"W x 30"H, this artwork is designed as a significant focal point. To achieve professional spatial harmony, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule": your wall decor should ideally span roughly 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture it hangs above. At 40 inches wide, this horizontal piece is a perfect mathematical fit for a standard entryway console, a twin or full-sized headboard, or a mid-sized sofa.

This piece comes professionally finished with a black frame. In contemporary design, a black frame serves a strategic purpose; it provides a crisp, authoritative border that anchors the vibrant red and white tones of the painting. This finished look ensures the artwork arrives ready to hang and immediately elevates the room’s aesthetic without the need for additional custom framing.

Yes, using a single large-scale statement piece is often more effective in small apartments than a collection of smaller items. A 40-inch wide painting creates a singular, intentional focal point that reduces visual "clutter" and makes a compact living space feel more curated and expansive. This dramatic abstract is an excellent way to anchor an entire room with one bold design element.

While oil paints possess a high pigment density that offers excellent color richness, all fine art should be protected from prolonged exposure to direct UV rays to prevent fading. If your room features large windows or is in a bright coastal climate, we recommend placing this dramatic piece on a wall that receives indirect light. This simple placement strategy will preserve the intensity of the "Pineglen" palette for years to come.