Wich way?!
Ruz J
6 years ago
Hi guys! Wich way should this picture go? Also is it even big enough for this wall? Should I get a bigger one? M confused. Help!
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6 years agoI agree, I think horizontal is best! I do think two pictures would look great too. Also have you thought maybe creating a small gallery wall with some other pictures? That could look great!
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6 years agoSo that's the actual picture. I made it myself so I feel kinda bad to replace it, although I could actually hang it somewhere else and get a landscape for this place like ul suggested. A gallery wall might be a good idea too:) thanks a lot for all ur suggestions, really appreciate it!
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