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How do I choose complementary wall art?

Luci Chang by Luci Chang
April 19, 2022
in Leisure & Lifestyle
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A piece of wall art may quickly transform a place into a peaceful retreat. Looking forward to spending time with something you like every day is well worth the price tag. Artwork enhances the aesthetics of a room and may also raise the value of a property by sprucing up drab walls.

Getting the ideal art piece for your space may be one of the most challenging interior design elements. Choosing the proper wall art for a room may be difficult for some individuals.

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Here are some tips on choosing the ideal piece of art for your home.

Type of art 

The Soothing Company provides waterproof outdoor wall art to complete your outdoor decor. However, art may take numerous forms and be created using various media. It’s entirely up to you how you choose to express yourself through your artistic efforts. 

If all of the rooms in your house have the same kind of art, your home may seem more like a hotel lobby than a place where the people who live there may express themselves. Instead of relying just on framed art, oil paintings, and prints, use a variety of mediums.

Making a palette selection

The color of a piece of art may significantly impact the overall appearance of a space. If you wish to highlight a specific color in your artwork, the rest of the design must do the same. A hue that fits the rest of the room’s plan isn’t the only way to go about it; many alternative selections are available, too. It’s OK if the artwork’s colors are entirely different from those in your space.

Choosing the right colors:

-Consider the color wheel while making your choice of complementing hues.

-Mix and match hues of the same color.

-If you’re unsure, go with black and white. Everything goes with black and white, and it also adds to the structure’s beauty.

Size of the piece of art

Consider both the art and the room’s size when picking a piece of wall art.

A modest piece of art would be more suitable for a reading nook than a huge one, but a large amount of skill is necessary for a vast room. You should select wall art based on the height of the ceiling. For kitchen and bathroom walls, choose medium- or small-sized artwork.

Think about the overall mood or vibe you wish to convey

Playful and carefree, contemplative and seductive, or all of the above?

The color or topic of the work may affect the mood. Decorating a house according to a theme saves time since you don’t have to waste time figuring out what doesn’t belong. A beach house, for example, may have light or colorful walls, artwork depicting marine life, driftwood furniture, and so on.

Assess whether or not you want art to be the centerpiece of your home

There may be more than one place in a space that catches your eye. A center of attention is a must in any area. 

Are you seeking a focal point that will define the site, or are you looking for a few design pieces to match your overall color scheme? To avoid a cluttered appearance, ensure there is adequate space between all of the room’s design features.

Make your own decision based on your preferences

Whether it’s a one-of-a-kind piece or a mass-produced item, buy just what you genuinely enjoy. Even if you think something is worth it because it is original, you can make a mistake if you buy it because you don’t love it. It should be something you look forward to having around your house regularly.

Try your hand at selecting some wall art for your home now that you know how much fun it is. Having fun and experimenting with different styles is the best way to get your appearance. The cost of wall art has never been lower than it is today. We created our stylish and on-trend collection to be affordable for all, regardless of their financial situation.

Luci Chang

Luci Chang

Luci is a Journalism student and covers interesting topics from health to finances.

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