Rectangle Wall Art
Every little detail and colour of this art piece sat perfectly at our listening corner. This is the Metropolitan Landscape Oil Painting Wall Art.
Was struggling to find perfect art to match my home so i was decided to made my own earlier but glad that now i found perfect textured wall art.
This landscape painting is the perfect addition to my reading nook. It reminds me of the calming and soothing autumn foliage in Japan.
We always wanted to incorporate some red and blue elements into the house but it was difficult. The Kaleidoscope design was subtle but effective in doing just that!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Wall Art
Do you offer wall mounting service for the wall art pieces?
Yes we do! There is a fee of $40 per art piece to be mounted, and this service will involve drilling into your wall. This fee must be collected by our installers before the service is rendered. Please reach out to us at hello@prettymajorhome.com after placing your order, and we will be liaising with you on the day of installation!
For the safety of our installers, it is the responsibility of the customer to inform and ensure that there is no concealed wiring and/or plumbing in the area to mount the art piece. Pretty Major Home and the installation team will not be liable for any damage to concealed wiring and pipes.
What is the difference between framed and unframed wall art?
Pretty Major's wall arts are presented on stretched canvas and ready to hang.
The difference between framed and unframed artwork is the presentation of the art piece.
Our framed artwork has a wooden frame that wraps the painting. This presentation is most suitable for home and office displays. Additionally, the wooden frame protects the edges of the artwork, making this frame style best for artworks displayed in high-traffic spaces.
Our unframed artwork is presented in a gallery wrap and ready to hang! A gallery wrap is a style of framing where the canvas wraps around and secured to the back of a wooden frame. This is the most common and fundamental framing style. The unframed artwork in a gallery wrap is perfect for those looking for a minimalistic display.