How Designers Lay Out Wall Tapestries
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How Designers Perfectly Display Wall Tapestries
Introduction
Adding wall art to your home's decor can be a delightful experience, but hanging tapestries is often more complex than displaying posters or framed prints. Fortunately, there are practical tips and tricks to make your space look professionally decorated.
Choosing the Right Accessories
Begin by selecting the appropriate wall accessories for your tapestries. The most reliable option is a sturdy wall hanging rod. Unlike drapery rods, tapestry rods are more robust and less likely to bend. Look for rods with easy-to-install brackets that hold the tapestry at least 1 to 2 inches away from the wall, allowing air to circulate and preventing moisture buildup. Consider selecting a rod with an antique finish to add elegance to your decor.
Assessing Your Space
Next, consider where to hang your tapestry. It's essential to understand the proportions of your space to ensure the art complements the room rather than overcrowding it:
- Tall and Narrow Tapestries: Hang vertical pieces like Portiere wall hangings on a tall, narrow wall. Ensure some space surrounds the tapestry to prevent the wall from looking cluttered. This approach helps the tapestry stand out without feeling overwhelming.
- Large Wall Hangings: Display large art pieces prominently where they can be the room's focal point. Avoid placing additional art nearby to maintain the grandeur of the tapestry.
- Multiple Smaller Pieces: If you have two smaller tapestries but only one rod, you can hang them side by side. Ensure there's a gap of 3 to 6 inches between them to create a sense of separation. This technique works best with tall, narrow designs, as larger pieces may look crowded.
Conclusion
By choosing the right accessories and carefully planning your layout, you can transform your home using wall tapestries. For further inspiration and a wide selection of tapestry wall hangings, visit The Tapestry Standard at [The Tapestry Standard](http://www.european-wall-tapestries.com/store/catalog/Wall_Tapestries__Large_100_or_more_inches_page_1_c_31.html).
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