Home office wall art
You spend more waking hours looking at the wall above your desk than at almost anything else in the house. If it's blank, the room feels like a waiting room. If it's covered in clutter, your head feels the same way.
One piece is enough. Pick something that gives you a reason to look up from the screen, and something that pushes back a little when the day gets hard.
Which size for a home office
On the desk or a bookshelf: 8x10
Above a standard desk (about 48 inches wide): 18x24
Above a long desk or on the wall behind you on video calls: 20x30
If the print is behind you on camera, center it on the wall rather than on your chair. It will look deliberate on every call.
Prints for a home office
Roar of the Wild is for the wall you stare at when the work is hard. Not to settle, not to shrink. Blue jay is quieter: two spots of blue in the snow. Blue jays don't leave when it gets cold. They stay, and they get louder. That's a good thing to have above a desk.
Questions about home office art
What wall art is good for focus?
A single piece with one clear subject. Busy patterns and gallery walls compete with your work. One animal or one landscape gives your eyes somewhere to rest between tasks.
Where should art go in a home office?
On the wall you face, if your desk faces a wall. If your desk faces a window, put it behind you, where it shows on video calls.
Do the prints come framed?
No. Prints ship unframed on matte paper, so you can choose a frame that matches your desk and shelves.
Not sure which one?
Send me a photo of your desk wall and I'll tell you which print and size belongs there. Email nick@nicktizzanoart.com.
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