Introduction
When it comes to displaying art, the frame you choose is just as important as the piece itself. Frames do more than just hold art; they enhance it, protect it, and integrate it into your living space. In dugga interior  , we understand the effect of high-quality frame, which is why we use wooden frames for most of our products. Let's dive into why wooden frames are the best choice for displaying your wall art, especially compared to cheaper plastic alternatives.



The elegance of wooden frames
Wooden frames have been the gold standard in art framing for centuries. Its timeless appeal is unmatched, offering a level of sophistication and elegance that plastic frames simply cannot match. Here's why wooden frames stand out:

-Aesthetic form : wooden frames come in a variety of finishes, grains and stains, allowing a natural look that complements any work of art. Whether it's natural oak for classic painting or gold for modern printing, wood provides a richness and depth that enhances the visual appearance of art.
-Strength and stability: Wood is naturally more durable and sturdy than plastic. It provides better support and protection for art, especially for large pieces that may bend or deform over time in a plastic frame.
-Longevity: wooden frames are less likely to deteriorate or discolor over time. Unlike plastic, which can emit harmful acids that can damage the artwork, wood ages gracefully, often adding character to the frame.

HOW TO HANG YOUR CANVAS :

When it comes to displaying artwork, hanging a canvas on your wall can be an effective and eye-catching way to increase your space. However, it can also be a bit intimidating for those who are not sure of the best way to hang a canvas. In this article, we'll cover the steps for hanging a canvas on your wall and provide some tips to make sure your artwork looks its best.



Step 1: Choose the appropriate location

Before you start hammering nails into your wall, it's important to choose the right location for your fabric. The first thing you need to think about is the size of your canvas. A larger canvas will require more space and a prominent place on the wall, while a smaller canvas can be used to fill smaller spaces or as part of a gallery wall. Additionally, consider the lighting in the room and how it will affect the fabric. Avoid hanging your fabric in direct sunlight or in an area where it may be exposed to extreme temperatures or humidity.



Step 2: Determine the hanging height

Once you have chosen the location of the canvas, the next step is to determine the hanging height. As a general rule, the middle of the canvas should hang at eye level. However, this can vary depending on the height of the ceiling and the size of the canvas. For larger canvases, consider hanging them a little lower to create a more intimate and luxurious feel. If you are hanging multiple canvases, make sure they are aligned at the same height for a cohesive look.



Step 3: Choose the correct installation method

Choosing the right mounting hardware is essential to ensure your canvas hangs securely and does not fall off the wall. There are a few options to choose from, including a simple nail, a nail with a wall plug, and double-sided adhesive pads such as the 3M Command Strip Kit.

For smaller canvases, 3M Command Strips are easy to use and attach to the back of the canvas frame providing a quick way to mount the canvas to the wall.

For medium to large sized canvases, we recommend using a nail or screw that is securely attached to the wall.



Step 4: Hang the cloth

Now that you've chosen the right location, and determined the hanging height, it's time to hang your canvas. Start by holding the canvas up against the wall and mark the placement of the hardware on the wall. Be sure to use a level to make sure the canvas is hung straight. Once the placement of the hardware is determined, it is time to install nails or screws. For larger canvases, consider using two nails or screws to ensure they hang securely.



Tips for hanging paintings:

- Use a level to ensure the canvas hangs straight.
- Choose fasteners appropriate for the size and weight of your fabric.
- Hang larger paintings below to create a cozy, intimate feel.
- Avoid hanging canvases in direct sunlight or areas with extreme temperatures or humidity.
- Hang multiple canvases at the same height for a cohesive look.
- Use two nails or screws for larger boards.


Hanging a canvas on your wall can be a fun and creative way to enhance your space. By following these steps and tips, you can ensure that your artwork looks its best and is displayed safely. Whether you are hanging a single canvas or creating a gallery wall, remember to choose the appropriate location, and determine the hanging