Art makes a home feel unique. Framed prints dominate most spaces. Murals bring drama. Sculptures add dimension. Bold placements infuse personality. Mixing styles and arrangements makes spaces dynamic.
Gallery Walls
Display multiple pieces. Use different sizes, shapes, and frames for variety. Asymmetry adds interest. Start with a central piece and expand outward. Layer prints on shelves for flexibility. Swap pieces to refresh the display.
Leaning Artwork
Wall art doesn’t always need to be hung. Lean framed pieces on tables, mantels, or floors for a relaxed feel. Layer different sizes for depth. Oversized artwork next to furniture or textured walls enhances style.
Mixing Art Styles
Pair abstract paintings with vintage prints. Combine photography with hand-drawn sketches. Mixing styles creates contrast and intrigue. Thoughtful combinations make displays feel intentional.
Frame Styles
Uniform frames can feel predictable. Try ornate, minimalist, wooden, metallic, or frameless styles. Varying sizes and shapes add depth. Unexpected placements create striking focal points.
Floating & Invisible Hanging
Skip nails and hooks. Floating frames create a modern look. Hidden wire systems and magnetic mounts keep displays seamless. Hanging rods and adjustable rails allow flexibility. Move artwork without drilling new holes.
Unexpected Placements:
Think beyond walls.
- Above Doorways & Windows – Small artwork connects rooms. Horizontal paintings enhance movement.
- Inside Bookshelves & Cabinets – Add framed prints or small sculptures to shelves. Artwork behind glass adds depth.
- Hallways & Staircases – Use cascading patterns or linear galleries to guide movement.
- Corners & Nooks – Small artworks, sculptures, or layered frames turn overlooked spaces into cozy focal points.
- Bathrooms & Kitchens – Try framed prints above a bathtub or sculptures on kitchen counters for an unexpected touch.
Oversized Art
Large-scale art makes a statement. A single oversized painting, photograph, or textile commands attention and transforms a space.
