By format
Square wall art
The square is the most stable format: it fits anywhere, alone at the centre of a wall or lined up in pairs and trios. From Klimt and Mondrian to our boho arches and bouquets.
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By format
Arranging square formats
Two squares side by side above a sofa, three in a row in a corridor, four in a grid on a dining-room wall: the square is the easiest format to arrange because all margins are equal. Keep the same gap, 5 to 8 cm, between each frame.
Our square formats range from 60 × 60 to 120 × 120 cm depending on the work. Arrange your wall to scale with the dedicated tool: from 2 works, −10 %; from 3, −15 %.
Frequently asked questions
Which square painting above a sofa?
A single large square of 100 × 100 or 120 × 120 cm, or two 60 × 60 cm squares side by side for a 2 m sofa.
Can I mix squares and rectangles?
Yes, by aligning a shared edge, top or bottom, or the centres of all the works. The same finish on every frame keeps the arrangement coherent.