Placing Two Pictures in a Large Space
When placing two pictures that are not the same size, the rule of thumb is to place the centre of each picture at the same height.
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The rule of thumb is to measure 56 inches from the centre of the piece to the floor. For example, if the painting is 24 inches tall, you divide 24 by two and get 12. Then add 56 inches to 12, so your artwork should be hung at 68 inches from the floor. This is only a guideline.
Remember, rules are made to be broken!
There are so many variables to factor in when hanging artwork in a home such as, sofas, windows, doorways, door frames and ceiling heights. Also, do not hang pictures directly in the centre of an open space on the wall. Artwork always looks and feels visually better when there is more space above or below, not equal.
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