The chosen format should be in harmony with the proportions of your room. A picture that is too large and takes up more than 75% of the wall can overwhelm the room, while a single picture or one that is too small and takes up less than 25% of the wall could be lost.
Take into account the distances to windows, corners, plants and furniture. An appropriate distance around the picture is usually around 15-30 centimeters. This creates a balanced aesthetic and prevents the picture from looking like a foreign object. The distance to furniture should be around 20-30 centimeters to ensure harmonious integration.
Determine whether the mural should be the focal point of the room or whether it should blend in with the existing room design. One large, eye-catching picture can dominate a room, while several smaller pictures can create a subtle yet effective atmosphere.
When deciding on the right format, take into account the interior style of the room in which the picture will later be hung. A modern and minimalist interior can benefit from an abstract, large-format picture, while a traditional decor may harmonize better with a classic landscape picture.
Ultimately, the format you choose should match your personal preferences and individual style. Choose an image that inspires you and brings you joy every time you look at it.