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How to Make Bold Artwork Not Clash
Spring Art Trends
Abstract Still Life Artworks
Instead of the traditional spring florals, add a vibrant still life to your home. Vases with florals and botanicals are having a moment in the interior design world right now. Choose a white wood frame and style these framed prints on a modern console table.
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Colourful Abstracts
Instead of those dark black pieces that were everywhere this winter, let's move onto colourful framed abstracts. Whether you're adding a pastel Matisse art print or a shape abstract to your space, these pieces are a playful addition to any modern interior. Create a fun gallery wall of these framed artworks over your bed or couch this spring!
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Lighter Neutrals
If you're space is minimalist or Scandinavian, you might not want too much colour, so lighter neutrals are the perfect choice for this time of year.
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3 Neutral Art Trends
Plaster Imitation
Abstract Figure
Chunky Lines

Art Trends Winter 2023
Styles
Colours
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6 Places to Style Art Sets or Pairs
Console Table
Over A Bed
Hallway
Living Room
Awkward Small Wall
Bench

Wall Prints I How High Should I hang My Art?
When hanging framed art prints, you might wonder how high up you should be hanging them? Consider these two things before making any holes in your walls:
Furniture
An easy guideline for hanging art is sticking to around eye level, or about 57-63 inches off the ground. This may vary if your furniture is much taller or shorter and the distance seems odd. If that's the case, hang the framed art print around 4-8 inches above it. One of the most common beginner interior design mistakes is hanging art too far up away from the furniture.
Eye Line
Think about the space in terms of usage. For example, in a living room, you will be sitting more than standing, which can change your eye line. It might be a good idea to hang a piece lower around some furniture so that you're not craning your neck to look at it. Hanging art lower can also provide interesting vignettes in a space.
Wall Prints I 3 Ways to Modernize Traditional Art
Frame
Location
Decor

Wall Prints I 5 Unexpected Places To Style Art
Nightstand
Bookshelf
Chair
Radiator
Coffee Table

Wall Prints I 3 Styling Ideas For Oversized Art
Over Furniture
Art Shelf
Console Table
