Can you hang canvas art next to tapestry art?
Kara L
5 years ago
My boyfriend wants to hang some tapestry art on this wall on the right of the picture... but he also wants to keep the canvases! I think it will be too crowded but he still thinks the walls look bare... is there a simplistic minimal way to combine them?
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