ABOVE A SOFA
Aim for 60–75% of the sofa width
Measure the full sofa, then treat a pair or gallery wall as one combined piece. Keep the bottom of the frame around 15–25 cm above the sofa back.
- Best formats
- Landscape, pair or trio
- Frame spacing
- 5–8 cm
CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE
Guide des tailles pour décorations murales
Find a print that feels properly proportioned to your wall, furniture and room. Compare every available size, calculate a balanced artwork span and plan single prints or complete gallery walls.
TRUE-TO-SCALE COMPARISON
See every size in proportion
The person is shown at 178 cm. Select a format and size to compare the frame at the same scale.
Frame shown to scale against the figure. Outer frame dimensions vary slightly by frame profile.
A QUICKER DECISION
Find the right size for your space
Measure the furniture or open wall beneath your artwork. We will calculate a balanced 60–75% artwork span and match it to sizes Laboo actually offers.
RECOMMENDED ARTWORK SPAN
ROOM-BY-ROOM
Make the artwork belong to the room
Use the furniture as your anchor. The full artwork arrangement should normally feel connected to what sits beneath it, rather than floating independently on the wall.
ABOVE A BED
Centre to the headboard, not the wall
Use 60–75% of the headboard width and leave about 15–25 cm above it. A calm landscape print or a balanced pair usually works best.
- Best formats
- Landscape, square or pair
- Starting point
- Two-thirds of headboard width
ABOVE A SIDEBOARD
Let the furniture anchor the composition
Keep the total art width narrower than the sideboard. Align a group around one visual centre and maintain a consistent 5–8 cm gap.
- Best formats
- Portrait, trio or mixed gallery
- Centre height
- About 145–155 cm from floor
MULTIPLE PRINTS
Plan the whole arrangement as one shape
Choose a consistent gap, add every frame width and include the spaces between them. Compare that total with the 60–75% target from the size finder.
PAIR
Two 40 x 50cm prints
Clean, symmetrical and easy to centre above a sofa, bed or console.
TRIO
Three 30 x 40cm prints
A strong horizontal rhythm for wider furniture and longer walls.
SIX-PRINT GRID
Six 27 x 35cm prints
Structured and impactful while keeping every print the same visual weight.
MIXED GALLERY
Build around one anchor print
Start with the largest piece, then balance smaller prints around its centre.
PRINTS, MOUNTS AND FRAMES
Know which measurement you are choosing
Every Laboo size refers to the paper print. Choose a frame made for the same print size. Its outside dimensions will be slightly larger, depending on the frame profile.
- The selected size is the paper size.
- A matching frame uses the same stated size.
- A mount is optional and reduces the visible opening.
- The frame is not included with the print.
Print size
Optional mount
Outer frame
TRY IT ON YOUR WALL
The two-minute tape test
- 1Mark the proposed outer width and height with low-tack painter's tape.
- 2Step back to the main viewing position in the room.
- 3Leave it overnight. If it still feels small, choose the next size up.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you choose
Does the listed size include the frame?
No. It is the exact paper size of the print. The frame is not included and its outside dimensions will be slightly larger.
Which frame size should I buy?
Choose a frame described for the same print size. For example, a 40 x 50cm print fits a frame sold for that size.
Why can I not see A-sizes in the US?
US customers see the inch sizes supported by our US product connections. A-series variants remain unchanged behind the scenes and continue to appear in metric markets where available.
How much space should I leave between prints?
Use a consistent gap of approximately 5–8 cm. Smaller, even gaps make separate prints read as one arrangement.
What should I do if I am between two sizes?
Mark both outlines with painter's tape. When the wall can comfortably take either, the larger option usually feels more intentional and less visually lost.
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