The decorating process is a long and arduous task, so it is important to think about as many aspects as possible before you start. One of the most common questions people have is how to match their furniture with their artwork. While some people prefer matching patterns; others like contrast; some like to mix things up!
It’s always interesting to see what people gravitate towards when it comes to fashion and decoration. But no matter what you decide on, some general rules apply to make the process easier.
Buy The Artwork That You Love!
One of my favorite artists is Andy Warhol and I love to add his worksto my living space. Warhol’s colorful prints provide a great conversation starter and the staff at the store are more than happy and always eager to share their thoughts on his work.
Bring Your Favorite Piece of Artwork to The Furniture Store
Having artwork in your home can be an important part of your interior design. Not only do they help to personalize your space, but they can also add a level of warmth and charm. Whether it’s an antique, abstract piece, or a family heirloom, art can tie together the look and feel of any room. Bringing a few photos of artwork will help you decide what kind of furniture will match your interiors.
Choose Fabric That Contrast Against the Artwork
Finding the perfect fabric for your space can be difficult. Bringing samples to the showroom with you can help you visualize how it will look in person and how it will contrast with the artwork in your space. Make sure to bring swatches of fabrics that are not too similar to the artwork, rather blend in well with it. Furniture pieces such as ceramic coffee tables can enhance the look of your black and white upholstery.
Consider Color Schemes
Color schemes can have a tremendous impact on the design and feel of a space. By considering the color scheme of your favorite artwork, it is possible to create a cohesive arrangement in your living room, bedroom, or any other space. For example, if you have a beautiful landscape painting with shades of blue and green, pairing this with complementary shades such as turquoise or olive sectional sofas will create a serene feel.
Placement of Furniture
In addition, the arrangement of your home’s furnishings surrounding your artwork has an impact. A piece of art has a stronger impact if it is framed by a piece of furniture. Mirror consoles on the walls can give a dramatic look to your artwork and furnishings.
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