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Warm colours and vivid, high-quality prints add a cosy feel to rooms, with gold framing also earning appreciation.

Love my new piece of art with the orange cat sitting on the couch

Love my new piece of art with the orange cat sitting on the couch. Great color print and gold frame too.

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I love all of the prints I received! The Cosy Cat Nap is my favorite

I love all of the prints I received! The Cosy Cat Nap is my favorite. It creates a cozy calm feeling in the room.

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Wonderul and vivid reproduction of one of my favorites!

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Buying a sofa print: what to know

Short answers on framing choices, hanging art above seating, and how your order turns up

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What size art should hang above a sofa?

A common designer guideline is to make your artwork roughly two-thirds of the sofa's width, or somewhere between 60 and 75 percent. For a 90-inch sofa, that points to a piece or arrangement around 55 to 65 inches wide. If a single print isn't wide enough, group two or three together and count the total span, including the gaps, as your width. Taping the outline on the wall first helps you judge the scale before committing.

What is the 2/3 rule for couches?

The 2/3 rule is a quick proportion trick: whatever hangs above the couch should measure about two-thirds of the sofa's width so the wall doesn't look bare or overcrowded. A 200 cm sofa suits art around 120 to 150 cm wide. The same logic applies to a gallery wall, where the combined width of the frames stands in for one large piece. It's a starting point rather than a strict law, so trust your eye in unusual rooms.

What are the current trends in living room art?

Oversized statement pieces are dominating living rooms right now, with one extra-large print doing the work that a cluster of small frames used to. Calm abstracts, organic shapes and soft natural palettes remain popular behind the sofa, while retro and mid-century-inspired graphics bring in bolder color. Multi-panel sets are another favorite for wide walls. Choose whichever direction echoes the tones already in your upholstery and rug so the art feels intentional.

How do I choose between a single large print and a set of prints above the sofa?

One large print gives a calm, uncluttered focal point and suits modern or minimal rooms where you want the sofa and art to read as a single block. A set of two or three works better on very wide walls, or when you want to mix subjects and colors while still filling the space. Either way, keep the total width near two-thirds of the sofa and hang the pieces at a consistent height.