A 60×90 cm piece spans 90 cm when hung horizontally, which by the two-thirds rule suits a sofa 130-150 cm wide. In the SRC Collection catalogue in Beit Shemesh it costs about ₪1,100 in canvas and about ₪1,450 on tempered glass, and it also exists as a three-panel set from ₪1,275. Below: which walls this size works on, how it compares with one size down and one size up, what changes between glass and canvas at this scale, how to hang it properly, and when a set beats a single piece.
60×90 cm is the classic mid-size: large enough to anchor a wall, small enough not to dominate it. Hung horizontally it spans 90 cm, which by the two-thirds rule sits well above a 130-150 cm sofa, above a 120-140 cm entry console, or over a single bed. Hung vertically (90 cm tall) it is excellent on a narrow wall between a door and a window, in a hallway, or over a coffee or work nook. If your sofa is wider than 180 cm, a single 60×90 will read small - move up to 80×120 cm → guide or to a three-piece set. In a bedroom or a child room it is usually exactly right.
The table compares 60×90 cm with the 50×70 cm below it and the 70×100 cm above it, including the sofa width each size serves and the three-piece alternative. Note how small the step up is: moving from 60×90 to 70×100 in canvas costs about ₪140 and adds 10 cm of width, so if your sofa approaches 160 cm it is worth considering. Going down, 50×70 saves ₪355 but only suits furniture of 100-115 cm - above a normal sofa it will read small. In glass the gaps are similar in percentage terms but larger in shekels: ₪960, ₪1,450 and ₪1,620 respectively. All 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50×70 cm | 100-115 cm wide | ₪745 | ₪960 | 50×70×3 set from ₪1,235 |
| 60×90 cm | 130-150 cm wide | ₪1,100 | ₪1,450 | 60×90×3 set from ₪1,275 |
| 70×100 cm | 145-165 cm wide | ₪1,240 | ₪1,620 | 70×100×3 set from ₪1,620 |
Weight: as a rough estimate, 4 mm glass weighs about 10 kg per square metre, so a 60×90 cm glass piece is roughly 5-6 kg; the exact weight is confirmed at the time of order. Canvas at the same size is far lighter and works on almost any wall, drywall included. Glare: glass reflects light and gives depth and saturated colour, but facing a large window or a spotlight you will see reflections - check where the light falls on your wall. Canvas is matte and absorbs light, which suits very bright rooms. Look: glass reads clean and modern, canvas warm and painterly. Full comparison: /lp/canvas-vs-glass-wall-art. At this size the price gap is about ₪350.
Height: put the centre of the piece 145-150 cm off the floor. Above a sofa, leave 15-25 cm between the sofa back and the bottom edge, so the artwork reads as part of the seating rather than floating above it. Wall: concrete takes a drilled hole and a standard plug; drywall needs a proper drywall anchor (toggle or screw-in type), never a bare nail, even at modest weight. People: a 60×90 canvas can be hung solo, while the glass version is easier with two - one holding, one levelling and marking. Both materials arrive ready to hang, with no extra framing needed. Full guide: /lp/how-to-hang-wall-art.
A set of three 60×90 cm panels starts at ₪1,275 in canvas and ₪2,160 in glass. With 8-10 cm gaps between panels the set spans about 200 cm - more than double a single piece - for roughly ₪175 more than one 60×90 canvas. On a wide living room wall the set almost always wins. Above a sideboard, in a bedroom or in a hallway, the single piece is cleaner, easier to hang and less fussy about spacing. If you are undecided, the 'See It in Your Space' tool on the product page will show both options on your own wall. More: /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. Before ordering, upload a photo of your wall to the 'See It in Your Space' tool to view 60×90 at true proportion, or mark 60×90 cm on the wall with masking tape. We issue tax invoices and welcome business orders. Anything damaged in transit is replaced or refunded within 14 days; made-to-order items cannot be cancelled after ordering (Israeli consumer law §14C(d)(4)). Full price list: /lp/price-list.
A 60×90 cm piece costs about ₪1,100 in canvas and about ₪1,450 on tempered glass. These are representative catalogue prices including VAT, and the exact price appears on each artwork page. A three-panel set at the same size starts at ₪1,275 in canvas and ₪2,160 in glass.
By the two-thirds rule, a 90 cm wide piece suits a sofa of 130-150 cm - a loveseat or a compact sofa. Above a sofa of 180 cm or more it will look small, and 80×120 cm, 100×150 cm or a three-piece set is the better choice.
As a rough estimate, 4 mm glass weighs about 10 kg per square metre, so a 60×90 cm piece is roughly 5-6 kg; the exact weight is confirmed at the time of order. On concrete this is a simple hang; on drywall it needs a proper drywall anchor rather than a plain nail.
Hang it so the centre of the piece sits 145-150 cm off the floor, which is average eye level. Above a sofa, leave 15-25 cm between the sofa back and the bottom of the frame. Hung vertically the rule is unchanged: the centre governs, not the top edge.
On a wall wider than 160 cm a set wins: three 60×90 cm panels start at ₪1,275 in canvas - about ₪175 more than a single piece - and span roughly 200 cm. On a narrow wall, above a sideboard or in a hallway, a single piece is cleaner and simpler to hang.