Stream Of Dreams II Blue Artwork

To ensure visual balance, a common expert recommendation is the "2/3 to 3/4 rule." This 30"W x 40"H artwork is ideal for walls where it can occupy about 60-75% of the width of the furniture below it, such as a 50-inch console or dresser. For large, open walls, its vertical orientation helps draw the eye upward, making it an excellent choice for rooms with standard to high ceilings.

This piece features clean lines and an abstract modernist style, making it a perfect anchor for contemporary or mid-century modern spaces. The primary blue tones pair beautifully with neutral upholstery in gray or cream. Based on our styling expertise, you can create a cohesive look by pulling the gray from the frame color into other accents like throw pillows, rugs, or decorative vases.

For a gallery-standard look, we recommend the "57-inch rule," where the center of the artwork sits approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor. This places the piece at eye level for the average person. If you are hanging it above a sofa or headboard, aim for the bottom of the frame to be about 6 to 10 inches above the furniture to maintain a cohesive connection between the art and your decor.

This artwork is designed for indoor display. While modern artistic mediums offer improved resilience, our experts recommend avoiding direct, prolonged sunlight to preserve the vibrancy of the blue and gray pigments over time. For rooms with significant afternoon sun exposure, placing the piece on a wall that receives indirect light will help maintain the original color depth for years to come.

To keep your artwork looking its best, we recommend regular, gentle dusting with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to prevent debris buildup. Avoid using liquid cleaners, glass sprays, or damp cloths directly on the surface, as moisture can damage the medium. For the gray frame, a slightly damp cloth can be used for spot cleaning if necessary, followed immediately by a dry wipe to protect the finish.

Because this is a painting, it is best suited for low-moisture environments like living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways. In high-humidity areas like a master bath with a shower, moisture can eventually affect the tension of the medium or the integrity of the frame. For bathrooms, our specialists typically recommend materials like metal prints or sealed acrylic that offer superior humidity resistance.