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How to choose art for your home
Five tips to elevate your space.
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Elevate your home by choosing art that is personal and meaningful. Consider local artists, prints, or creating gallery walls with photos for a unique touch.
Don't shy away from large pieces; proper size and placement are key—hang art at eye level (approx. 1.5m). Think beyond paintings to include sculptures, rugs, and unique furniture. Ensure your art's colours create a cohesive look with your room's existing furniture and textiles for a polished and intentional design.
1. Make it personal
2. A question of size
This dramatic stair is defined by art and colour. Here, Whakapapa Disc #1 by Sally Smith is set against a sculptural table, pieces that work perfectly with the surrounding architectural elements.
3. Placement is key
4. Not just on the walls
Colour and depth, through the use of complementary tones and hues, create a cohesive interior in this understated design scheme. The art chosen, Ethereal, by Tim Jones, brings the elements together.
5. Creating a cohesive whole
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