1. Choosing the perfect Style and Subject
‘Perfect Art’ is very subjective. At the end of the day, beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. At the end of the day, all you need to have is faith in your aesthetics and you’re more than good to go!
2. The perfect Scale
Before buying any new artwork, it’s important you fully analyse the scale of the space you wish to decorate. The art, however good it may be as a standalone piece will stick out like a sore thumb if it’s disproportionate to the room.
Shop: Lush - Shadowbox Frame Print on Glass
3. Balancing Colours
When it comes to buying a statement piece, people often commit the rookie mistake of having it as a colour similar to the rest of the room. That takes away a lot from the overall decor and ends up making entire the entire room decor look either understated or overstated. It is thus best to have colours that clash directly with each other so that your art does all the talking.
Shop: The Avro Tudor II - Blueprint Wall Art
4. Incorporating Art with your Existing Decor
It is in our very nature to evolve over time. Similarly, our taste and preference in art evolve over time too. It thus becomes pertinent for one to ensure that any new art one purchases, seamlessly blends with the existing ones. After all, each artwork you purchase serves as a totem of memory that reminds you of your unique experiences.
Shop: The Bicycle - Set of 2 Wall Plate Collage
We hope we've made the entire process of decorating your home much simpler. And if you’re still in doubt, just remember one thing- let your personal preferences guide you and not any sweeping trends!
