Skateboard wall art can work in several parts of a home. These ten ideas are starting points for arranging the object, rather than rules about what every room should contain.
Living spaces
1. Use one deck on a narrow wall between furniture and a doorway. 2. Arrange a coordinated pair on a wider wall. 3. Make a three-panel artwork the focus of a seating area, checking the complete width before buying.
4. Combine a deck with framed prints on a gallery wall. Repeat one colour or shape to connect the different formats, and test the composition with paper templates.
Personal and working spaces
5. Place a single piece within view of a desk. 6. Choose a calm or detailed image for a bedroom according to your own taste. 7. Use a deck as part of a video-call background, checking how it appears in the camera frame.
Keep hanging objects away from locations where a fall would reach a bed, chair or frequently used work surface unless the installation has been appropriately assessed.
Overlooked walls
8. Try an entryway where the artwork is visible on arrival. 9. Use a hallway arrangement that leaves door movement and walking clearance unobstructed. 10. Change a display through the year using a mounting system designed for removal and rehanging.
Before choosing any layout, measure the actual decks and check the wall and mounting requirements. Space around the artwork often matters more than adding another piece.
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