A 100×150 cm piece spans 150 cm hung horizontally, which makes it the right size for a sofa of 210-240 cm under the two-thirds rule. At SRC Collection in Beit Shemesh it costs about ₪1,540 in canvas and about ₪2,330 on tempered glass, and it also exists as a three-panel set from ₪2,340. Below: the walls this size suits, a comparison with the size below and above it, weight and glare in glass versus canvas, how to hang a large piece properly, and when a three-piece set wins - with the numbers.
100×150 cm is the statement size for a living room. At 150 cm wide it suits a sofa of 210-240 cm - the standard sofa in an Israeli open-plan living room - and equally an empty wall of 220-280 cm with no furniture beneath it. Hung vertically (150 cm tall) it works in a tall entrance, a stairwell, or between two high windows. On a wall under 180 cm it will feel cramped, and beyond 300 cm it no longer fills the space - there you would consider 150×200 cm → guide or a three-piece set. It is also a common choice for lobbies, clinics and meeting rooms → guide.
The table places 100×150 cm between the 80×120 cm below it and the 100×200 cm above it, with the sofa width each size suits and the set alternative on every row. In canvas, stepping up from 80×120 to 100×150 costs about ₪250 and adds 30 cm of width; going on to 100×200 adds roughly ₪420 more and another 50 cm. In glass the steps are far steeper: about ₪605 and then ₪1,105, which puts a 100×200 glass piece at ₪3,435 against ₪2,330. So if you want a large presence in glass, check the set alternative in the second row first. Prices are representative catalogue figures including VAT; the exact price appears on each artwork page, and the full list covers every catalogue size.
| Size | Suits a sofa | Canvas | Glass | Three-piece alternative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80×120 cm | 170-190 cm wide | ₪1,290 | ₪1,725 | 80×120×3 set from ₪1,980 |
| 100×150 cm | 210-240 cm wide | ₪1,540 | ₪2,330 | 100×150×3 set from ₪2,340 |
| 100×200 cm | 280-300 cm wide | ₪1,960 | ₪3,435 | No ready-made set at this size |
Weight: as a rough estimate, 4 mm glass weighs about 10 kg per square metre, so a 100×150 cm piece (1.5 sq m) is roughly 15 kg; the exact weight is confirmed at the time of order. At this size the wall matters: concrete handles it easily, drywall needs proper anchors and ideally fixing into studs. Canvas at the same size is much lighter and is the common choice for drywall. Glare: glass this large behaves almost like a mirror opposite a big window, so check the angle of light before deciding. Matte canvas reflects nothing. Look: glass gives sharp colour and depth; canvas reads like a painting. The price gap here is about ₪790. More: /lp/canvas-vs-glass-wall-art.
Height: centre the piece 145-150 cm off the floor; above a sofa, 15-25 cm between the sofa back and the bottom edge. Measure from the sofa, not the wall. Wall: concrete takes a drilled hole and a suitable plug; drywall needs at least two dedicated anchors, and finding studs is better, particularly for roughly 15 kg of glass. Use a level: at this size a few millimetres of tilt is visible across the room. People: two, always - one lifting and holding, one levelling and marking. A canvas piece can be lifted alone, but levelling it alone is close to impossible. Full guides: /lp/how-to-hang-wall-art and /lp/how-to-hang-glass-picture.
A set of three 100×150 cm panels starts at ₪2,340 in canvas and ₪4,665 in glass, spanning about 320 cm with 8-10 cm gaps - so it belongs on a very large wall. The more interesting comparison is this: that same canvas set at ₪2,340 is ₪650 cheaper than a single 150×200 cm piece at ₪2,990, and covers more width. In glass it is ₪4,665 for the set against ₪4,975 for the single 150×200. And if your wall is 220-260 cm, the single 100×150 remains both the right look and the cheaper option. Full comparison: /lp/three-piece-wall-art.
Every piece is printed in Israel to order and arrives ready to hang. Delivery: up to 18 days. Shipping: ₪65-80 by region, chosen at checkout; self-pickup in Beit Shemesh is free - the packaging at this size is large, so bring a suitable car. Check the proportion before ordering: upload a photo of your wall to the 'See It in Your Space' tool on the product page, or mark 100×150 cm on the wall with masking tape. Tax invoices are issued, and business and institutional orders are welcome → guide. Items damaged in transit are replaced or refunded within 14 days; made-to-order items cannot be cancelled after ordering (§14C(d)(4)).
A 100×150 cm piece costs about ₪1,540 in canvas and about ₪2,330 on tempered glass - representative catalogue prices including VAT, with the exact price shown on each artwork page. A three-panel set at the same size starts at ₪2,340 in canvas and ₪4,665 in glass.
At 150 cm wide it suits a sofa of 210-240 cm under the two-thirds rule. For a 180 cm sofa, 80×120 cm is better, and for a wall wider than 300 cm consider 150×200 cm or a three-piece set spanning about 320 cm.
As a rough estimate, 4 mm glass weighs about 10 kg per square metre, so 100×150 cm (1.5 sq m) is roughly 15 kg; the exact weight is confirmed at the time of order. On drywall use dedicated anchors, ideally into studs, and hang it with two people.
For a wall of 220-260 cm, a single 100×150 at about ₪1,540 in canvas is the better choice. For a wall of 320 cm and up, a three-panel 100×150 set from ₪2,340 in canvas is ₪650 cheaper than a single 150×200 piece and covers more width.
Yes. It is one of the most common sizes for lobbies, waiting rooms and meeting rooms, because it reads from a distance without overwhelming the space. For business orders, tax invoices and larger quantities, use the trade page → guide.