Decorative Wall Art

Wall art is usually best hung at eye level, with the centre of the piece around 145–155cm from the floor. When hanging art above furniture, leave a small gap so it feels visually connected without looking cramped. Consistent spacing helps keep the display clean and intentional.

Wall art can be arranged symmetrically for a calm, balanced look or asymmetrically for something more relaxed and modern. Grouping pieces by theme, colour or size helps create cohesion, even when mixing different styles. Laying everything out on the floor first makes it easier to refine the arrangement.

Styling wall art works best when it complements the room’s colour palette and overall mood. Mixing prints with different scales and textures can add depth while still feeling cohesive. Framing choices and surrounding décor play a big role in how finished the space feels.

Choosing decorative wall art from Colour Your Streets often starts with selecting locations or themes that have personal meaning. City scenes, neighbourhood illustrations and familiar landmarks can add character while keeping the space visually calm. It’s an easy way to combine personal storytelling with thoughtful interior styling.