Stable Union Artwork

While this is a durable, high-quality canvas, we recommend displaying it in a climate-controlled indoor environment. In regions with high humidity or in small bathrooms without proper ventilation, the moisture can eventually impact the tension of the canvas and the solid wood stretcher bars. For long-term preservation of the colors and structure, it is best suited for living rooms, bedrooms, or foyers where humidity levels are stable.

Geometric artwork with a vibrant orange palette is an excellent way to add "eclectic" energy to contemporary decor. To integrate this piece seamlessly, we suggest pulling secondary colors from the multi-color circles—such as neutral or cooler tones—and reflecting them in your accent pillows, area rugs, or throws. This creates a cohesive "visual conversation" throughout the room, allowing the bold primary color of the art to pop while still feeling grounded in the overall design.

The "gallery-wrapped" design of this artwork means the studio-quality canvas is hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars, with the geometric pattern continuing around all four sides. This construction provides a finished, contemporary look that is ready to hang immediately without the need for an additional frame. Using solid wood for the internal bars is a hallmark of quality, as it offers the structural integrity needed to keep the canvas taut and prevent sagging over time.

This artwork measures 40"W x 30"H, making it a "large" horizontal piece ideal for anchoring a room. To achieve a professional, balanced look above furniture like a sofa or a queen-sized bed, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule," where the art covers approximately 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture below it. This ensures the piece serves as a significant visual focal point without being overwhelmed by the surrounding space.

Based on our expertise in home decor maintenance, we recommend dusting the canvas regularly with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle feather duster to prevent dirt from settling into the texture. You should avoid using water, damp rags, or chemical cleaners, as these can potentially damage the ink and the art medium. Additionally, in sunny climates like Florida or Texas, it is best to avoid hanging the art in a spot that receives constant, direct afternoon sunlight to protect the multi-color pigments from UV fading.