Guide
What Size Wall Art Should You Choose?
Three diameters, one signature. The right choice depends less on preference than on the space itself: viewing distance, available wall width, and what you want the piece to say.
Measure before you choose
A simple rule: the piece should breathe on its wall, neither dominating it nor getting lost in it. On a balcony or narrow terrace, seen up close, a compact size stays legible without overwhelming the space. On an open wall seen from a distance — a wide terrace, a rooftop — a more generous size holds its presence and becomes a true focal point.
Three sizes, one for each use
The subtle accent, ideal for intimate spaces.
The most versatile format — a confident presence on a standard terrace wall.
The gallery format, built for a clear wall — rooftops, hotel façades, large gardens.
Composing multiple sizes together
The three sizes share one visual signature, designed to echo each other. Combining multiple sizes into a composition — a triptych, for example — is available on request: we offer suggestions tailored to your wall, rather than a self-assembled set.
Technical specifications
What size works best for a balcony or small terrace?
Ø 60 cm works best for spaces viewed up close: it stays legible without overwhelming a narrow wall.
Can you install multiple sizes side by side?
On request, yes: we offer composition suggestions — triptychs or multi-piece sets — tailored to your wall.
Does Ø 100 cm suit every façade?
It needs a clear wall wide enough to give the piece room to breathe — it's the centerpiece format, not one for tight spaces.