1) Do keep it simple….
When you have bold items in a room. Just keep it understated it doesn’t have fight the other items in the room…
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2) Do coordinate your frames…
with similar finishes when working with a more monochromatic subtle scheme. Your eye is drawn to the actual piece in this room since the frame is kept simple.
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3) Do balance it close to furniture…
and not let it float around… Look at the scale of the picture should cover at least a third of the wall area.
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4) Do use multiple pictures with a simple gallery…
lots of options out there and templates on how to do it.
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5) Do make it personal…
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it’s about you and not about the bargain you got at the store… too many times I see the $20 find that doesn’t even go in the room and isn’t really liked . When a great family photo or postcards from travels could have been used, looks so much better and still only costs you $20…
Happy Everything!
Karen
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Wonderful ideas Karen! I always advise pulling the art in closer to the table or furniture to make it part of a group, I love that cow picture. Thanks for sharing!