When I started my first painting, I was confident I wanted something large-scale for my wall—so I selected the biggest canvas that would fit in my car. When that painting was finished, I secured a canvas of the same size even before I settled on the subject.
I noticed well-designed rooms and gravitated toward the ones with a single large piece of art on the wall. It anchored everything, a the finishing touch that made the space feel complete and intentional.
I especially enjoy what a 20×30 canvas brings—it’s a size that fits most walls and makes a real impact.
Designers seem to agree that going big is often the smarter choice: it gives a room soul, creates a strong focal point, adds drama and personality, and fills the space in a way that feels curated and expensive rather than timid or cluttered with lots of small frames.
If you’re staring at a blank wall, a meaningful oversized painting can be the answer. It doesn’t just decorate—it defines the room and brings a quiet warmth.
Browse my collection if you’re looking for something in that spirit.