Displaying artworks is a quick and easy way to add colour and personality to your home. They add beauty and interest to interiors and most of all, say something about the people who live there – you!
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Here are 10 ways to showcase decorative pieces at home with flair:
Install a unique sculptural piece to greet guests with at the entrance. It works for small homes as well, as you can make the space function by placing the art piece on a sideboard or cabinet which you can double up as shoe storage. Placing art on a pedestal also makes your home look more expensive, and will definitely be a talking point!
Keep things interesting with a mix of small and large works on one wall – the larger pieces offer focal points in the room, while the smaller ones you’ll need to get up close. Play with frame sizes and picture sizes too, and not every picture has to fill up the entire frame. It’s all up to your creative imagination! Make sure to balance out the colours as well for a more pleasing aesthetic.
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An assortment of typography objects, mirrors (those awesome space-enlargers!), framed pieces and more give off a vintage, quirky vibe. Perfect if you’ve got tons of memorabilia or trinkets lying around taking up floor space.
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A triptych is a timeless method of adding visual interest to plain walls, and are so easy to do. You can either get one image that’s been split into three pieces, or three different pieces that follow a similar theme. Typography is one way to add an element of fun to a dining or kitchen room!
Break up rows and rows of books or magazines with a few engaging sculptural forms and frames that will add personality and character to your shelves.
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Prop up artworks on a ledge or console table, rather than hanging them on a wall in a traditional manner. This method won’t leave holes in your wall and the result is totally effortless and eye-catching!
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When you put something on the wall, you also create a void around it. If the space around is too empty, it can make your artwork look smaller and less impressive. Create a frame with washi tape or add a sideboard below to create a beautiful scenario.
Put together a sweet vignette featuring things you’ve collected from your travels, unique gifts, trinkets, paintings and even plants for a designer look.
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Text: Bauersyndication / Additional reporting: Elizabeth Liew
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