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Living Room
The living room is where wall art does its heaviest lifting: one large piece above a sofa anchors the whole room, and everything else — cushions, lamps, shelves — takes its cue from that wall. It is the room to measure first and decorate around, not last.
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Start with the wall behind the sofa and work outward. A single oversized piece suits calm, modern rooms; a grouped gallery wall suits collectors and eclectic styles. Keep the centre of the main piece near eye level when standing, and let the art — not the furniture — set the room's palette.
