Wall art size guide: achieving balance in your dining space (how_to)

Measure your wall space and consider the furniture below it. A general rule is that the artwork should be about two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture.

Aim for at least 6-12 inches of space between the bottom of the artwork and the top of the dining table to avoid accidental contact.

This depends on the size of your wall and your personal style. A large piece can make a statement, while a gallery wall can fill a larger space and add visual interest.

The center of the artwork should ideally be at eye level, which is typically around 60-65 inches from the floor.

Simple, abstract pieces or artwork with clean lines work well in minimalist spaces, enhancing the rooms aesthetic without overwhelming it.

Yes, grouping several smaller pieces can create a cohesive and visually appealing display, especially if they share a common theme or color palette.

Consider the wall color when selecting artwork. Light walls allow for bolder colors, while darker walls may require lighter or brighter pieces to stand out.

Choose frames that complement both the artwork and the dining rooms decor. Simple, modern frames often work well in contemporary Singaporean homes.