Elevate Your Living Space: Tips to Incorporate Art into Home Decor
The art you choose speaks volumes about your personality, style, and taste. But integrating artwork into your home decor can sometimes feel daunting. How do you pick the right piece? Where should you place it? Fear not, for we're here to guide you on seamlessly weaving art into the fabric of your home.
1. Consider the Color Palette
- Complementary Colors: If your room has a blue theme, consider artworks that feature oranges and yellows, which are complementary colors.
- Monochromatic Scheme: Opt for art pieces that stick to a single hue but play with its various shades and tints.
2. Scale and Proportions Matter
- Large Walls: Opt for an oversized painting or a gallery wall of smaller art pieces to make a statement.
- Smaller Spaces: A singular, focused piece can elevate the aesthetics without overwhelming the space.
3. Introduce Art in Unexpected Places
- Bathroom Art: Who says bathrooms can't have art? Pick waterproof artworks or prints to bring life to this often overlooked space.- Kitchen Art: Canvas prints of fruits, vegetables, or even abstracts can create a lively ambiance.
4. Play with Frames
- Classic: Gold or wooden frames bring elegance.- Modern: Frameless or metal frames provide a contemporary touch.
- Eclectic: Mix and match frames for a diverse and lively gallery wall.
5. Coordinate with Furniture
- Place a vivid artwork above a neutral-colored couch.- Use smaller art pieces to complement bookshelves, desks, or bedside tables.
6. Use Art as a Room's Focal Point
Position the artwork at eye level, drawing attention and setting the tone for the room. Not sure where to start? Explore our collection to find the perfect pieces that resonate with your style.
7. Remember, Art Isn’t Just Paintings
Sculptures, pottery, textiles, or even musical instruments can serve as artistic decor elements.8. Lighting is Key
- Spotlights: Use these for highlighting statement pieces.- Ambient Lighting: Soft lights can enhance the warmth of a room and its artwork.