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Art placement is one of the most overlooked and most transformative decisions in a home. People spend months choosing furniture, weeks selecting paint colors, and then hang art almost as an afterthought — a little too high, a little too isolated, without quite understanding why the room still doesn't feel right. These are the five things I consider before anything goes on a wall. 1. Scale relative to the wall A small piece on a large wall disappears. A large piece on a small

A matched set will always look like it came from a store. A collected one looks like it came from a life. On a console in our own dining room, six small vintage glass pieces — a Murano confetti bowl, a faceted crystal dish, a deep cobalt heart-shaped bowl, a green Murano piece, none of them found together, none of them matching — sit beside a stack of dried flowers, a textured stone bowl, and a portrait painting that's hung there for years. That mix is what makes a space feel