The large framed wall art you choose can either match or contrast with the color theme of your room. They are generally large enough to make an impact on the entire space – which means you don’t have to worry about finding one large framed wall art for each individual space in your home. And if you’re concerned about cost, large frames are often less expensive than their smaller counterparts!

• Use the same color from the walls (if it’s a neutral color, like white) to make your large framed wall art look more subtle and to create a large area of the same color. It will also help your large framed wall art stand out more instead of looking like another piece in the room which is why it’s important to have large framed wall art that contrasts with some aspect of the rest of the space, whether it be its size, shape, or color.
• Don’t be afraid to mix large framed wall art of different sizes and shapes in the same space!
• If you want your large framed wall art to look even larger, make sure the frame is a darker shade than the paint on your walls – this will help focus all attention on it.
• Make sure that large framed wall art is hung at eye level for maximum impact.
• One large framed wall art that’s a bit different from the rest of your decor (think: large-scale photography, metal works, etc.) will help create visual interest and separate your living room into smaller areas.
• Try grouping large framed wall art in odd numbers, instead of even numbers.
• Don’t forget that large framed wall art will not be the only thing you and your guests see when they enter a room. This means large-scale paintings are not always the best large framed wall art because their large size can sometimes make them seem incongruous to the rest of the space.
• If the large framed wall art you’re interested in is for a large area, make sure to check its measurements before purchasing to avoid last-minute disappointments.
• When hanging large framed wall art, don’t be afraid to break out the measuring tape and level! The most important thing is that your large framed wall art is level with one another. Otherwise, it’ll look wonky no matter how large it is! Keep in mind that large framed wall art placed above fireplaces or televisions should be hung significantly higher than eye level to avoid casting shadows on your walls.
• Make sure large framed wall art clusters are balanced by making sure all of the large framed wall art is of the same size and visual weight.
• Large large framed wall art looks great clustered in large groups, but make sure they’re spaced apart from one another to keep your large framed wall art walls from looking too crowded. The best large framed wall art clusters are around 3 large framed wall arts wide by 3 large framed wall arts tall and are of varying large framed wall art sizes.
• Don’t neglect to hang large framed wall art over your mantel! Just make sure to add a large mirror or other large framed wall art directly across from it so that the space doesn’t look lopsided once you place large framed wall art above the fireplace.
• Oversized large framed wall art is great for adding height to your walls and balancing out large windows. Make sure large framed wall art is the same size as or just slightly smaller than the width of your window frame for best results. It’s also a good idea to avoid putting large framed wall art over very large windows entirely unless large framed wall art is large enough to balance the entire window.
• It may be a good idea to avoid hanging large framed wall art directly over sofa/chairs or beds. If you do hang large framed wall art above your sofa, make sure it’s placed at least two feet away from the back of your couch so that it doesn’t block the view. If large framed wall art is hung directly above a bed, make sure to add a large mirror or other large framed wall art directly across from it so that you don’t feel like you’re sleeping in a gallery.
• Make sure large framed wall art isn’t placed too close to any heat sources. This will ensure your large framed wall art stays as cool as they were when you bought them!
• Don’t be afraid to mix large framed wall art with small framed wall art for a large impact. Just make sure large framed wall art is of similar visual weight and that the scale looks balanced between both large frame styles.