Before you choose art for each room of your home you will need first to decide each room s desired aesthetic.
Choosing art for your bedroom.
Choose artwork with cool colors.
The best walls for art in the bedroom are directly over the bed or on the wall opposite the bed.
In any space look to wall colors rugs or furnishings as a jumping off point for your gallery wall s color scheme.
Sometimes the colors in the art you choose can be the direct opposite of what you already have in your room or in some cases.
If you are into photography landscapes or desaturated photos work best.
Choose art at a heart level and don t forget about sculptures and rugs.
While shopping for new materials fabrics and decor is part of the fun it s important to remember that by choosing the right design for your bedroom it can dramatically change the feeling you get when you wake up in the morning and go to sleep at night.
Two examples of cool colors are blue and green.
Color is the number one thing people get caught up in when trying to choose art often because they re trying to find something that matches with the other colors in the room.
High headboard where the space above may be minimal keep it simple.
Consider the dimensions of the artwork in relationship to the room s architectural features and size.
Though your home décor can obey certain rules such as investing in neutral couches or flooring pawlak urges people to use their walls for more irrational or eclectic choices.
Put three smaller artworks in a row a few inches above the headboard or consider one long narrow panoramic artwork.
Large scale pieces are best and should be hung at eye level.
Or flip the script and let your artwork influence the color palette of your room.
If you have either a low or no headboard a grouping of three or read more read more.
Coordinate accessories such as decorative pillows throw blankets and tabletop accents to bring out colors inspired by the gallery wall.
You might want something that s only black and white.
Warm colors such as red yellow and orange should be saved for rooms where you want a more inviting atmosphere such as your living room.
Your room should only have one focal point.
Look for abstract pieces with soothing colors or tones.
So if you already have one choose art that s less imposing.
The moral of the story is this.
If the art is too small it might.
Redecorating a bedroom is an exciting time.
Art is a place for expression through color content and texture says pawlak.
You will need to think of the theme you want and the kind of mood you are trying to convey.
But while matching some of the colors is a perfectly acceptable method for choosing art it s not the only method.