Art and Crafts News — Home Decor Ideas
Mercifully Minimal Halloween Decor
If you've been holding back on that trip to the pumpkin patch, take heart from these porches and front yards. They show that one pumpkin from the grocery store — two if you're feeling frisky — is all that's needed to sit pretty through November. There are times when a porch filled with gourds, scarecrows and skeletons is exactly the way to go. There are other times when a lone pumpkin says fall in an elegantly perfect way. A single, squat heirloom pumpkin seems to have gone to the same paintbox as the red hot pokers in this front garden....
How to Choose Relaxing Wall Painting For Your Therapy Office
Choosing the appropriate art for a room is the most difficult task to decorating a therapy office. You’ll need at least two art pieces. One soothing large piece of art that draws the client into the room and one medium-sized art that will be in view of the client when they are seated. Which wall should the large wall art hang on? First you’ll need to choose your focal wall. Since the sofa and accent tables with lamps on them draw the most attention in the room, that area is the focal point of the room. Hang your large wall...
Wall Decor and Modern Wall Art
Wall Decor and Modern Wall Art Designing your home does not stop from the furniture and wall colors. It does not even end at fulfilling the theme of your home – whether its modern, Victorian or anything else. If you want a full out design for your home, you also have to consider the wall decor. In fact, it’s the wall decors that add a splash of color and accent to your walls that will give a vibe for your home. Modern Homes Modern home concepts usually play with bold colors. Commonly, it is white, black or grey. While these...
How to Choose and Hang Artwork That Will Make a House a Home
Home Decorating Tips On How To Add Pops of Color To A Room
Home Decor Tips: Adding Pops of Color When it comes to decorating your home, a good rule of thumb is to choose neutral colored furniture (such as sofas and tables), as these tend to be wiser investment pieces for the long haul. Since these types of furniture are generally the largest purchases you’ll make for a particular room, opting for neutral hues (like ivory, black, tan, and gray) gives you the most flexibility relative to incorporating pops of color into the space (without feeling overwhelmed or making choices based on current decor trends). In addition, using neutral tones as the...