December 20, 2016
Jazz up your blank, empty walls with intriguing art works that will be great conversation starters at home. But how do you pick one that would integrate nicely into your space without sticking out like a sore thumb out of place?
We've teamed up with our friends over at Artpicktexture who share with us some tips on how to choose the perfect piece for your interior style. Read on to find out more!
Interior Designer: Blackjack Interior
In a modern architecture interior, we want a center piece that is striking and distinctive, with a preference for artworks that are not only rich in colour, but in its texture. This will allow us to have a different viewpoints of the artwork every time as we walk past it.
Interior Designer: Nitty Gritty Interior
Keeping in tune to the theme of minimalism, the artwork of choice should be less distractive in terms of its design as well as its finishing - black and white work well on a grey and white backdrop. It is advisable that when incorporating or opting for colour, a single hue of tone is enough to bring in the extra touch.
Interior Designer: The 80’s Studio
To complement an eclectic interior, select artworks that are both bold and adventurous; where the traditional way of translating our artistic inputs into a canvas is reinvented through an experimentation of material and technique. The resulting fusion creates an artwork that invokes curiosity.
Interior Designer: Versaform
In an industrial interior setting, you'd want an artwork that truly stands out from the raw backdrop of your home - an orange hue is recommended to create a comfortable and more homely contrast. We allow for our creativity to flow by having a figurative or an abstract artwork.
Interior Designer: 82
With a contemporary interior, we want to blend into the comforts of the home by having our artwork simple but with a quality that allows for a tinge of reminiscent. We draw on traditional artworks that are remade with a modern technique to allow the contemporary vibe to complement the home setting.
Interior Designer: Urban Habitat
Keeping to the simple and functional spirit, our artwork for Scandinavian interiors are focused on warm, baby pastel colours that draw on light and nature. By adding colours to the clean white walls, we bring warmth and imagination to the home.
Interior Designer: Free Space Intent
Who says old material can’t make a comeback? We draw inspiration from classic artwork and then re-inventing them by injecting fresh materials to it. The resulting unique collage becomes a unique artwork that is a perfect fit for backdrops that are bright or that is textured with pattern.
Interior Designer: ELPIS Interior Design
A timeless classic artwork based on the topic of nature and landscape is selected as a complementary backdrop in a traditional interior setting. To promote and usher in a calm and soothing ambience, the colours on the artwork are recommended to be minimal and brighter colours should be used less.
Interior Designer: Black N White House
Embracing things of the past and enjoying them as though they are just of today, artwork for a vintage interior setting is recommended to be based in floral or landscape. Colours closer to the pastel palette help emit a sense of charm and history in the overall decoration of the home.
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