Choosing the right artwork size starts with understanding the space around it. A piece that is too small can feel lost, while something too large may overpower the room. Use this simple guide to find the right balance.

Measure Your Wall Space
Start by measuring the width of the wall or furniture your artwork will sit above. This helps you understand the space you have to work with.

Follow The Two-Thirds Rule
As a general guide, your artwork should be around two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. For example, if your sofa is 180cm wide, look for artwork or a canvas set around 120cm wide.

Think About The Feeling You Want To Create
Smaller pieces work well in hallways, corners and compact spaces, while larger canvases create more impact above sofas, beds, fireplaces or open walls.

Use Tape To Visualise The Size
Before ordering, mark the artwork size on your wall with painter’s tape. Step back and check how the scale feels from different angles.

Consider The Shape Of The Space
Square artwork suits balanced walls, portrait pieces add height, landscape formats work beautifully above sofas and beds, while panoramic prints are ideal for wider statement spaces.

Leave Breathing Room
Allow space around your artwork so it does not feel cramped. The right size should feel connected to the room while still giving the piece room to stand out.

All of our canvas prints arrive beautifully framed and ready to hang - no assembly, no extra steps, just effortless styling from the moment it arrives.

Each piece is professionally stretched and set within a sleek wooden float frame that enhances the artwork without overpowering it. The frame’s minimal profile is designed to complement a wide range of interiors.

We believe in details that make a difference, which is why every Mala frame is lightweight, high-quality, and finished with care. Just unbox, hang, and enjoy.