ART AS A FOCAL POINT
There is no missing this artwork when hung over a white credenza!
Art as a focal point
(Shown framed original art LAND ISLE)
When you have a neutral or white space, you can almost hang anything and make it a focal point.
ART INSPIRATIONS
Abstract art, in particular, is meant to evoke an emotion and feeling when you admire it.
Therefore, keep this in mind when you are choosing artwork that you enjoy (it might be the colors or the style) and which makes your space tell a story.
-The painting (LAND ISLE) above over the white credenza keeps the space clean and neat; cool and refreshing.
Certainly, the colors and context of the art should be complementary to your décor, but the feeling behind the artwork should come across to every viewer.
Look around your space for inspiration. Is it the colors you’ve chosen? Whether it is the colors, the architectural lines, or the captivating water or garden view out the window, the art should make everyone feel a part of your space and allow it to become the focal point.
Yellow abstract SUNRISE SAIL is immediately noticeable when place in the right context.
WORKING ART IN WITH YOUR FURNITURE
Now consider the position of the furniture:
How your furniture is placed in the space will help create the focal point for the room.
If you have a neutral room or space, choose a vibrant piece of art for it.
You can also opt to make your art the “stage” and the furniture the “audience” by positioning your sofa/chairs to face the artwork itself. This will certainly create a focal point for the room and should be done with a large and eye-catching artworks.
LAND’S END colorful abstract hung over fireplace commands attention.
Also, with fireplaces, a piece of art over it can be a beautiful focal point and easy to decorate around it.
Abstract wall art:
The beauty (some would say – me included) of abstract art is that it doesn’t have a particular theme or representation but has colors, hues, movement and other components that you love.
I DREAM IN COLOR brighten up this neutral-toned room.
Often abstract artwork will be the room’s “glue” that brings together the fabrics, choice of furniture, lighting, textiles, and finishes in an effortless way.
To figure out if you need a nice focal point in your room, leave it for a while, then come back with fresh eyes and see what you notice first.
Is it the colorful throw pillows? Maybe the fireplace or the bright blue sofa you’ve chosen?
Whatever the focal point is that you notice first, this is what you should bring art in to enhance.
The blues in the sofa can be enhanced if chosen properly for artwork with blues and complementary colors.
The fireplace can be perked up with art over it.
The throw pillows, if the only vibrant thing in the room, will certainly benefit overall if you add coordinating artwork.