Theckston Black Artwork

Yes, with dimensions of 26"W x 32"H and a vertical orientation, this piece is an excellent choice for narrow wall sections, entryways, or as a flanking accent in a small living room. Its vertical scale draws the eye upward, which can help create the illusion of taller ceilings in more compact urban environments.

Because this print is matted and "framed under glass," it offers a significant layer of protection against environmental factors like dust and ambient moisture compared to an open-faced canvas. While the glass helps shield the artwork from salt air in coastal regions, we recommend hanging it in a temperature-controlled room to prevent any potential warping of the molding or matting over time.

The abstract nature of the tribal-inspired imagery, combined with the monochromatic black and white palette, makes this piece highly versatile. In a contemporary setting, the sleek black molding provides a clean, minimalist edge, while the tribal patterns add a layer of "friction" or visual texture that keeps a modern room from feeling too sterile. It pairs exceptionally well with clean-lined furniture and metallic accents.

To achieve a professional look, the center of the artwork should ideally sit between 57 and 60 inches from the floor, which mimics the standard eye level used in galleries. If you are hanging this 26-inch wide piece above furniture, such as a sideboard or console, our design experts suggest the "two-thirds rule": the art should span approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below it to maintain a balanced and intentional scale in the room.

To preserve the clarity of the abstract print and the finish of the sleek black molding, regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth is recommended. For the glass, you can use a small amount of mild soap and water or a non-ammonia glass cleaner applied directly to the cloth—rather than the glass itself—to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the double matting.

For wall art items like this one, assembly typically involves attaching the included hanging hardware (such as D-rings or a hanging wire) to the back of the frame. This allows you to ensure the hardware is positioned perfectly for your specific wall type and hanging preferences. Always ensure your wall anchors are rated for the weight of a glass-framed piece to ensure a secure installation.