Simulating your Space with Prints
Occasionally a client will ask me to help envision how a print would appear in their space. Given a snapshot of the target space, I am happy to develop a simulation for this purpose free of charge.

Alternatively, there are websites that support this kind of simulation on your browser. The best one, at ohmyprints.com, is easy to use and it's free.

First, find the photo(s) you like on my site, and save the photos to your computer via right-clicking each photo in your browser and follow instructions to save it on your desktop. Then open a second browser window from ohmyprints.com, and simply drag a photo's file from your desktop to that second window. The photo appears in the simulation, with small blue handles. Then the image can be resized and moved around.

And...instead of using their canned rooms as shown here, you can upload a snapshot of your own room instead.