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Living with art

Photography for the rooms we live and work in: scale, placement and choosing a work.

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Living with art

Euro summer wall art for the home.

How to bring a euro summer into the house: the palette of terracotta, Riviera blue and stripes, and which photographs suit the living room, kitchen, hallway and bedroom.
Living with art

What size art goes above a bed?

How wide art above a bed should be, how high to hang it over the headboard, and which house sizes suit a double, a king and a super king.
Living with art

What size art goes above a sofa?

How big art above a sofa should be, how high to hang it and when to choose a pair, with every house size in centimetres and two sofas worked through.
Living with art

Choosing a photographic print size.

A practical way to choose a photographic print size: understand the measurements, compare formats and test the finished footprint on your wall.
Living with art

Coastal Wall Art, Chosen Properly

A buying guide to coastal photography that holds a room: scale, horizon lines, framing, and where the sea belongs in a house. Written by people who print the thing they’re recommending.
Living with art

The Hallway Gallery: Prints for the Walk-Through Rooms

Halls, landings and stairs are where a house shows its hand. A guide to nature photography for the rooms you move through: rhythm, scale, sequence, light.
Living with art

A Studied Silence: How Minimalism Became a Performance of Taste

Minimalism is no longer a style but a signal. This is how restraint became a language of taste, and how to distinguish substance from performance.
Living with art

Why High-End Photography Is the Final Layer of a Founder’s Professional Environment

A fully furnished office can still feel unresolved. High-end photography is what completes a space by introducing authorship, permanence, and authority.
Living with art

The Intentional Office Moving Beyond the "Hype" Aesthetic for a Discerning Workspace

A serious workspace is not styled but constructed through restraint, authorship and material quality, moving beyond trend-led aesthetics towards permanence and clarity.