Start by measuring your wall space rather than guessing. As a general guide, artwork should take up around two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the furniture beneath it. Larger landscape paintings create a strong focal point in living rooms and dining areas, while smaller paintings work well in bedrooms, hallways, or as part of a gallery wall. If you are unsure, use painter’s tape to outline dimensions directly on your wall before purchasing.
Love notes from my customers
Kind words from couples who made live wedding painting part of their Colorado celebration.
I kept sneaking over to see it
I kept sneaking over to see how the painting was coming along. It was so fun watching our guests recognize themselves in it. We have it hanging in our living room now, and I notice something new every time I look at it.
Selecting the right painting for you
How do I choose the right size painting?
Am I buying an original painting or a print?
My shop has both original paintings and selected fine art prints.
Original paintings are one-of-a-kind works created by hand using professional materials.
Prints are high-quality reproductions of original artwork, produced to capture the color, detail, and character of the original piece in a more accessible format.
Each product page clearly states whether the artwork is an original painting or a print, along with full details about materials, sizing, and finish.
Will my painting come framed?
Details about framing are included on each product page. Some paintings are sold ready to hang, while others may require framing depending on the finish and style.
How will my painting be packaged for shipping?
Paintings are carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Protective materials are used to prevent movement or surface damage during transit. Shipping details and timeframes are outlined on each product listing.
How do I care for my painting if I buy an original?
Original paintings should be displayed away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity. Occasional gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth will help maintain the surface. Never use harsh cleaners on your art as it may damage it.