Decorating
Hang Art Like a Pro
Put these masterful tips to work and tame your bare walls with beautiful artwork.
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Photo: Pieter Estersohn -
Eye Level is Right
- Your idea of art might include museum posters, children's drawings, priceless Picassos, or an eclectic mix. No matter your tastes, art is best viewed at eye level -- about 5 1/2 feet from the floor is a good rule of thumb. Notice the strong statement made in decorator Eric Prokesh's arrangement at left. And, if there's any question, it's usually better to hang art lower than higher. With that in mind, let's do some planning.
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