Multi-panel paintings, which are composed of multiple parts and connected as a whole, have become a desirable way to place artwork in a space. They offer a new option for expressing wall art. Properly arranged sections of the painting create an impressive, new form of artwork or solve problems that arise on long walls.\r\nPaintings with different sizes of individual parts allow us to fill larger empty wall surfaces without a sense of overcrowding. They are used on longer empty walls where it is difficult to find a suitable, elongated motif for a single painting, or where a single painting would appear too large.\r\nSuch abstract paintings have become a solution for many hallways, living rooms, and bedrooms.<\/p>\r\n
How to hang a multi-panel painting?\r\nEach part of the multi-panel painting is individually hung on a hook. The spacing between the parts is usually determined by the thickness of the frame. If the frame thickness is 2.5 cm (the usual thickness we supply), the recommended spacing is 5 cm. With such spacing between the sections of the painting, you ensure visually coordinated continuation of the motif across all separate parts. If an abstract painting consists of different motifs that do not require logical connection, the spacing between the paintings can be determined by the customer.<\/p>\r\n