Size Guide
Size Guide
Envisioning how different frame sizes will look on your walls can be challenging. To simplify this process, we’ve created some tips and a visual size guide to help you get it right every time.
Visual Guide for Standard Frame Sizes
Measure Your Wall
The first step in choosing the right frame size is to measure your available wall space. Determine the height and width of the area where you plan to hang your art or photos and note them down. These measurements will be your reference point.
Know Your Space
The size and purpose of the room can significantly impact your choice of frame size. Larger frames can create a focal point in spaces like living rooms, while hallways are often better suited for smaller frames. When uncertain, choose frames slightly larger than you think you need. They’ll make a bold statement and look intentional rather than accidental.
Mock It Up
Experiment with different frame sizes using cardboard cutouts or paper templates. Tape them to the wall to visualize how the frames will look in your space.
Frame Placement
A good rule of thumb is to hang artwork at “eye level,” which varies for everyone. Also, consider the placement of furniture. Frames are typically hung 4-8 inches above furnishings and should complement their size. As a general guideline, aim for the frame to be about two-thirds the width of the furniture below.
Frame Width Matters
Remember to consider the frame’s width and how it complements the style of your art and decor. Thicker frames draw attention and suit larger pieces, while thinner frames are more subtle and enhance smaller works.
Seek Advice
If you’re still uncertain about the right frame size, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to offer advice tailored to your specific needs and the style of your space.
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