I don't think I've ever seen or been in a home that doesn't have some type of wall art.
The type of art you choose for your walls should be representative of
your interior design style and also link in some way to your colour
scheme.
If you live in a grand mansion then you may have fine canvass oil
paintings!
For most of us, we have art that we've chosen because we like it and it adds the finishing touches at our rooms. Plain walls can look very boring which is another reason we add art to them. The latest pixilated images and chalkboard walls where kids can draw are bang on-trend. We also have the choice of printed wall art, hand painted and designer wall art to choose from and nowadays they're all very affordable.
Stencils, stickers and silhouettes are also great ways to add interest to walls. In bedrooms printed images of a single bloom are divided into three equal sized individual pieces so that you can have a slight gap between them to create added interest to feature walls. Photographic style images are also on-trend, in kitchens enlarged photos of everyday foods are a great wall to keep the art suitable for the room.
Image: Material Girls
For most of us, we have art that we've chosen because we like it and it adds the finishing touches at our rooms. Plain walls can look very boring which is another reason we add art to them. The latest pixilated images and chalkboard walls where kids can draw are bang on-trend. We also have the choice of printed wall art, hand painted and designer wall art to choose from and nowadays they're all very affordable.
Stencils, stickers and silhouettes are also great ways to add interest to walls. In bedrooms printed images of a single bloom are divided into three equal sized individual pieces so that you can have a slight gap between them to create added interest to feature walls. Photographic style images are also on-trend, in kitchens enlarged photos of everyday foods are a great wall to keep the art suitable for the room.
Image: Material Girls
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