western pa luann - I'm starting to prefer the trunks in the center, too. Thank you for your response. maryanne3 and rob333 - Thanks for letting me know about using two hooks per print. For these 27" prints, how far apart should the two hooks be? graywings - another good suggestion from you! I could forget about using the wires and use one sawtooth hanger at the top. You are correct that these canvas prints are MUCH lighter than prints in a regular frame with glass. These 27" prints weigh about 4 lbs. each. Thank you for the pic and for the link. If I go this route, I'll probably want to get the large size. robin4444 - Thanks for the pic of the abstract print in your living room. I love your bookshelves, fireplace, and the way the colors in the print pick up the colors in your room. Whether I end up doing a shelf or hanging, I can see the value of being able to swap the tree prints depending on what mood makes me feel best. I do wonder what the artist intended. These prints were not sold as a "set". There was no photo example of them together on the site I purchased from. The print with the trunks on the left is titled Golden Birch I With Blue Sky. The print with the trunks on the right is titled Golden Birch II With Blue Sky. If using "the way we would sequence and read" thought...one could say that the print titled with I should be on the left side. Print titled II should be on the right side. If hanging them with that logic, it would put the tree trunks on the outside. But sometimes logic needs to be set aside and how one feels relating to art should be the guide. I feel like trying to contact the artist James Wiens. Is that possible? I'm so curious, now. Lilylore - I like the way you describe how each orientation makes you feel. Trunks inside - disturbing, interesting, possibilities. Trunks outside - resolved, calming, charming. Thank you, as always, for your thoughtful insights.

That might be hard to find because of shipping cost. Also that looks too big to fit through a standard size doorway. Maybe you live in a home with a doorway big enough, then what about rounding corners to get it to the space you envision??? You could buy mural wallpaper and create your own frame. My guess is either you will spend a fortune hiring someone to create something that big and actually getting it to you or you could try diy. I LOVE big pieces like the one you posted! Another thought is maybe something like that can be mounted on a collapsible frame, if there is such a thing.

Paint the vent the same color as the walls

I think it would be easier to change the colors of the fork and spoon instead, or skip that detail entirely. (or return some items and get what really works.) however, if you must, then here's what I would do: sponge paint it with watered down acrylic until you achieve a color you like (don't use white. if you want to match the chicken picture, then you need beige tones). remove any mistakes with a wet q-tip dipped in water before it dries. when you're done, after it dries, go over the entire piece with Mod Podge in a matte finish. this will help seal in the paint, and mask any brush strokes between the new color and original print. you need to be ok with the idea that you might mess this piece up.