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Wall art can change how a room feels without changing the furniture. The trick is getting the scale and placement right. A piece that looks large online can feel small above a wide sofa, while oversized artwork can overwhelm a narrow wall. Start with the wall and furniture underneath it, then choose the subject and colour.
## Choose the size before the artwork
Measure the available wall width and the furniture below it. Above a sofa, bed, buffet or console, the artwork should feel connected to the furniture rather than floating on its own. **As a general guide, hang artwork around 15–20cm above furniture such as a sofa or buffet.** This helps visually connect the artwork with the furniture below while leaving enough breathing room between the two.
Use painter's tape to mark the proposed artwork size and position on the wall if you are unsure. It is a simple way to judge both scale and placement before ordering or installing your piece.
Landscape pieces can suit wider walls, portrait artwork can add height and square formats can create a strong centred focal point. For a broad wall, a coordinated set can sometimes create better proportion than one small piece.
Browse [sofas](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/sofas-sofabeds/), [buffets and sideboards](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/storage/buffets-and-sideboards/) or [bedside tables](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/tables/bedside-tables/) alongside your artwork when you are styling a complete room.
## Let the room guide the colour and format
You do not need to find artwork that perfectly matches the sofa or rug. Pulling one or two colours from elsewhere in the room is often enough to make the piece feel connected. Framed prints can give a more defined edge, while canvas and textured wall pieces can bring another material into the room.
Think about what the wall needs. A calm bedroom may suit softer colour and subject matter, while a living room with neutral furniture can handle a stronger focal point. If the room already has plenty of pattern and texture, simpler artwork may give the eye somewhere to rest.
## Plan before you hang
Before installing wall art, check the artwork's weight, hanging points and supplied hardware, as well as the construction and condition of the wall. **The appropriate fixing method will vary depending on the artwork and whether your wall is plasterboard, masonry or another material.**
Hanging hardware supplied with an artwork may not be suitable for every wall type. If you are unsure which fixings to use, where services such as electrical wiring or plumbing may be located, or whether the wall can safely support the artwork, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional before installation.
Placement recommendations, including the 15–20cm guide above furniture, are intended as general styling guidance only. Always consider the individual artwork, furniture, wall construction and space when deciding on the final position.
## Finish the room, do not fill the wall
Wall art works best when it feels intentional. Leave breathing room around the piece and consider nearby furniture, lamps and decor before adding more.
OZ Design has been sharing style and life with Australian homes since 1979. Explore wall art online, then bring the room together with furniture and homewares chosen for the way you live.
Wall art can change how a room feels without changing the furniture. The trick is getting the scale and placement right. A piece that looks large online can feel small above a wide sofa, while oversized artwork can overwhelm a narrow wall. Start with the wall and furniture underneath it, then choose the subject and colour.
## Choose the size before the artwork
Measure the available wall width and the furniture below it. Above a sofa, bed, buffet or console, the artwork should feel connected to the furniture rather than floating on its own. **As a general guide, hang artwork around 15–20cm above furniture such as a sofa or buffet.** This helps visually connect the artwork with the furniture below while leaving enough breathing room between the two.
Use painter's tape to mark the proposed artwork size and position on the wall if you are unsure. It is a simple way to judge both scale and placement before ordering or installing your piece.
Landscape pieces can suit wider walls, portrait artwork can add height and square formats can create a strong centred focal point. For a broad wall, a coordinated set can sometimes create better proportion than one small piece.
Browse [sofas](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/sofas-sofabeds/), [buffets and sideboards](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/storage/buffets-and-sideboards/) or [bedside tables](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/tables/bedside-tables/) alongside your artwork when you are styling a complete room.
## Let the room guide the colour and format
You do not need to find artwork that perfectly matches the sofa or rug. Pulling one or two colours from elsewhere in the room is often enough to make the piece feel connected. Framed prints can give a more defined edge, while canvas and textured wall pieces can bring another material into the room.
Think about what the wall needs. A calm bedroom may suit softer colour and subject matter, while a living room with neutral furniture can handle a stronger focal point. If the room already has plenty of pattern and texture, simpler artwork may give the eye somewhere to rest.
## Plan before you hang
Before installing wall art, check the artwork's weight, hanging points and supplied hardware, as well as the construction and condition of the wall. **The appropriate fixing method will vary depending on the artwork and whether your wall is plasterboard, masonry or another material.**
Hanging hardware supplied with an artwork may not be suitable for every wall type. If you are unsure which fixings to use, where services such as electrical wiring or plumbing may be located, or whether the wall can safely support the artwork, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional before installation.
Placement recommendations, including the 15–20cm guide above furniture, are intended as general styling guidance only. Always consider the individual artwork, furniture, wall construction and space when deciding on the final position.
## Finish the room, do not fill the wall
Wall art works best when it feels intentional. Leave breathing room around the piece and consider nearby furniture, lamps and decor before adding more.
OZ Design has been sharing style and life with Australian homes since 1979. Explore wall art online, then bring the room together with furniture and homewares chosen for the way you live.
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