1. Hanging art too high or too low: Hanging art too high or too low is one of the most common mistakes. Art should be hung at eye level, which is generally around 57 inches from the floor.
2. Not measuring or spacing properly: Failing to measure the wall and the size of the art-piece is a common mistake. The pieces should be spaced out and aligned properly to create a cohesive and balanced look.
3. Choosing the wrong hardware: Choosing the wrong hardware can also be a mistake. The size and weight of the art-piece should be considered before selecting the hardware to be used.
4. Hanging art in the wrong location: Placing artwork in the wrong location can be a mistake. Artwork should be placed where it can be appreciated and viewed easily.
5. Not considering lighting: Lighting is an important factor to consider when hanging art. If the lighting is not adequate or is too bright, it can make the art less visible and difficult to appreciate.
6. Overcrowding the wall: Overcrowding a wall with too many pieces of art can give a cluttered look. It's important to use the right spacing and size of art-piece to give it a balanced look.
7. Neglecting to use a level: Keeping art level is important for a polished look. Always use a level tool to ensure that the art is aligned correctly and hangs straight.
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