The home itself is a piece of art and the artwork you choose should be thoughtfully designed and curated to compliment your personality. The BrushstrokesbyAnne guide to artwork includes our guide to choosing artwork for the home that best aligns with your personality and the personality of your home. Within this guide we will look at how to choose artwork for the home, what art you should have in your home, and how to identify contemporary art and the choose the best contemporary art to reflect your personality.

How to chose Contemporary Art for the Home

When selecting the contemporary artwork including a traditional piece or something modern art for the home, first consider two things;

1.) Your personal taste including design, themes, colors, styles, along with the size and texture of the artwork as well. Remember to trust your instincts.

2.)Assess your space and keep the size of the artwork and the placement of the artwork in mind.

Modern Art For Living Room
"Lady in Orange" by Anne Bowman

 Understanding Your Personal Taste

At BrushstrokesbyAnne we always strive to make the experience of selecting artwork easy and enjoyable, and first would like to remind you to always select a piece you want and adore. When it comes to shopping for artwork, it really is mostly about personal taste. Developing your own personal taste may require a little bit of guidance. Start with simple questions like what are your favorite colors, what colors make you feel relaxed or inspire you? Take into account the colour scheme of each room. Artworks that incorporate colours in your furnishings or accent pieces can tie the room together beautifully.

Overtime you can refine your personal style and taste in artwork. 

Assess the Space of the Room and the Size of the Artwork

Produce aesthetic harmony in the living room by opting for larger pieces or a gallery wall to make a statement. A safe bet is to place the art at eye level to ensure it captures attention without overwhelming the space.

Brushstrokes Contemporary Art
"Tulip Frenzy" by Anne Bowman

 

Follow our guides to selecting artwork for the different rooms in the home.

  • Living Room
  • Kitchen
  • Bedroom
  • Office
  • Bathroom
  • Kids Playroom or Bedroom

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