What types of Sagebrook Home wall decor are available?

Sagebrook Home wall decor is available in 5 groups: hand-painted canvas wall art, sculptural paper mache and metal wall decor, wall mirrors, floor mirrors, and wall shelves. Wall art spans abstract, botanical, and figurative designs, many sold framed and ready to hang. Wall shelves come in curved, geometric, and tiered designs for books and small decor.

Which Sagebrook Home wall decor is best for each space?

The best Sagebrook Home wall decor depends on the wall size and the room.

•        Choose hand-painted canvas wall art if you want a focal point over a sofa, bed, or console.

•        Choose a wall mirror if you want to brighten a hallway, entryway, or small room by reflecting light.

•        Choose an arched floor mirror if you want a full-length mirror in a bedroom or dressing area without wall mounting.

•        Choose paper mache or metal wall decor if you want sculptural texture on a large wall without the weight of a framed piece.

•        Choose a wall shelf if you need display space for plants, books, and frames in a small room.

What is the difference between wall art and wall decor?

The difference between wall art and wall decor is format. Wall art is a flat, framed or stretched piece such as a hand-painted canvas, while wall decor is dimensional, such as sculpted paper mache, metal discs, or woven forms that project from the wall. Wall art draws the eye with color and image, and wall decor adds shadow and texture.

What size mirror or wall art do you need?

The right size mirror or wall art covers about two-thirds of the furniture width below it. Over an 84 inch (213 cm) sofa, choose art or a mirror about 56 inches (142 cm) wide, or a pair of smaller pieces. Hang the center of the piece about 57 to 60 inches (145 to 152 cm) from the floor, or 8 to 10 inches (20 to 25 cm) above the furniture. Sagebrook Home wall mirrors range from about 16 to 62 inches (41 to 157 cm) wide. Compare more shapes and sizes in wall mirrors.

Where should you place a mirror?

You should place a mirror across from or beside a window to bounce natural light into the room. In an entryway, hang a mirror above a console table for a final check before leaving. In a dining room, a mirror behind the sideboard adds depth without competing with the table. Avoid hanging a mirror where it reflects clutter or a busy hallway.

How do you hang heavy wall decor safely?

To hang heavy wall decor safely, use the hanging hardware supplied and anchor it into wall studs or with anchors rated above the piece's weight. Use 2 hanging points for large mirrors and wide canvases so they stay level. Lean floor mirrors against the wall on a stable, level floor, and secure tall mirrors with a wall strap in homes with children or pets.